By CAA, Nov. 10, 2025 The San Diego County Board of Supervisors last week voted 3-2 to move forward with a proposal that would impose sweeping limits on what rental housing providers can charge for common services such as parking, pets, and trash collection. The action parallels a similar measure advancing at the San Diego City Council, and the California Apartment Association opposes both proposals. The association warns that the measures would penalize responsible housing p

Nov. 6th, 2025 By Whitney Prout CAA Executive Vice President, Legal Affairs The federal government opted not to seek U.S. Supreme Court review in  Darby Development Co. v. United States , a landmark case seeking compensation for the taking of property caused by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium. This development could influence ongoing legal battles in California, including the California Apartment Association’s challenge to

September 9, 2025 by Lily Katz Asking rents climbed 3% in August as slowing supply and robust demand gave landlords more bargaining...

Vacancies are projected to decline throughout 2025 Houston exemplifies the national shift underway, with apartment absorption expected to...

2025 Q2 Newsletter

The City Council voted 5-4 late Monday to approve stricter rules, including a compromise cap on the number of units per lot. People fill...

Concessions dip as multifamily housing vacancy rate slips to 5.1% By Joshua Ohl CoStar Analytics June 2, 2025 | 10:05 AM Rent growth...

By Michael Rudy -May 28, 2025 The latest rent report from Apartment List shows that the national median monthly rent growth in May was...

The California Apartment Association has successfully derailed legislation that sought to impose stricter statewide rent caps and broader...