County to Consider Ordinance on Predatory Practices Targeting Rental Housing ProvidersOn Tuesday, March 11, at the 9:00 AM hearing, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors will be considering an ordinance that will prohibit evictions and termination of tenancy for tenants facing economic... Continue Reading
City of San Diego Building Decarbonization Roadmap SurveyThe City of San Diego and the Sustainability and Mobility Department are looking for feedback to help identify public priorities as it relates to decarbonization of buildings. Property owners and managers are encouraged to take this survey... Continue Reading
Imperial Beach Gives Final Approval to Tenant Protection OrdinanceOn Wednesday evening (February 19) the Imperial Beach City Council approved an ordinance further regulating Just Cause Termination of Tenancy in the city. The ordinance was originally approved at the January 15 council meeting. The... Continue Reading
San Diego Council Committee Hears Trash Related ProposalsThe San Diego City Council Environment Committee was scheduled to receive a presentation today on solid waste pick up fees and schedule a future public hearing date. At the time of writing this, that item was still being discussed. However,... Continue Reading
NAA Shares Member Resource: Immigration Enforcement and Rental HousingOn January 20, 2025, the Trump Administration, via Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), began immigration enforcement activities, including operations at rental housing... Continue Reading
NAA Provides Updates on Federal Assistance FreezeThe details surrounding the Office of Management and Budget's (OMB) memorandum freezing federal financial assistance across agencies continues to evolve. As of yesterday, the White House had rescinded the memo but later stated it was not a recission... Continue Reading
Stay Prepared: Emergency Resource Hub for Housing ProvidersWhile Santa Ana winds are expected to wain and a chance of rain is on the horizon, dry conditions continue to persist in Southern California. SCRHA reminds members to be prepared and have emergency plans in place. Visit SCRHA’s... Continue Reading
Imperial Beach Gives Initial Approval to Additional Just Cause ProtectionsLast night, after hours of testimony, the Imperial Beach City Council approved additional Just Cause protections on a 3-2 vote. In December, the council approved the formation of an Ad Hoc Committee that held two meetings... Continue Reading
SCRHA Stands with Fire-Affected Communities, Urges Preparedness Amid Ongoing ChallengesSCRHA’s thoughts are with all those impacted by the fires in Los Angeles. The devastation is staggering and a stark reminder of the fires that have impacted other areas of Southern California in years past... Continue Reading
Alert: CTA and BOI Reporting Requirements Remain Under InjunctionWhether or not businesses are not required to file BOI according to FinCEN remains in flux. On December 23rd, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned an injunction issued by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District... Continue Reading
Below is a list of new and updated forms that owners and managers should be aware of. These forms have been updated to reflect new laws, as well as changes to Fair Housing and other regulations. New Forms - December 2024 #160ASM: Notice of Adverse Action-Active Service Member (SB611)New... Continue Reading
Governor Declares Statewide Bird Flu Emergency, Anti-Price Gouging Rules in effect for Rental HousingYesterday, December 18, Governor Newson proclaimed a State of Emergency to streamline the state’s response to Avian influenza A (H5N1), commonly known as “Bird Flu.” Anti-price... Continue Reading
