👏 #OaklandNewsNow praises CAA for its https://t.co/FCeBmQueqO website, a resource to help renters learn their rights as eviction moratoriums end. #AlamedaRentersRights#TenantProtection
Read about it: https://t.co/3xt8qnUyBW
CAA responds to moves by CDC and state leaders to keep COVID-19 eviction restrictions in place, calls on the state to get rent relief dollars distributed faster: https://t.co/WfcdgqGYEu
Extending CA’s eviction moratorium hurts seniors. “I need [rental] income to cover my mortgage and other expenses,” writes Amir of San Diego County. “My tenant is a young man and has income but ... is not paying me. I do not know how to survive.” https://t.co/XWS66V7oLN
Extending CA’s eviction moratorium hurts seniors. “We currently have two tenants that have not paid rent for about nine months. ...,” writes Bradley of Los Angeles. “My mother… relies on this income for her 24-hour care since she is almost 95 years old.” https://t.co/XWS66V7oLN
Less than a week to apply for the San Mateo County Small Property Owner Assistance Program. Grants up to $6,000 per unit! Application period closes next Wednesday, October 28. Use this checklist to make sure your application is complete: https://t.co/aSJfibtWmM
The San Mateo County Small Property Owner Assistance Program is now open! This grant provides financial relief for both rental housing providers AND renters. A win-win! Thank you @warrenslocum@davidcanepa@SupDavePine@CaroleSanMateo2@DonHorsley for your leadership.
Thank you @HIFOrg for the great work helping families in need. We are lucky to work with such a wonderful organization and those that support this great cause! #hifstrong
"Further erosion in those rent payments would endanger America’s affordable housing supply and put mom-and-pop landlords at the biggest risk of mortgage default." https://t.co/xAtG6u0XSx
"...housing providers — especially those with independently owned and managed properties — are also affected and have received nothing from the local, state or federal governments to help" https://t.co/K4Ej4wf6yO
There's no need for #Prop21. Rents are dropping. "... low- and high-priced neighborhoods are seeing similar rent declines, while the middle-of-the-road areas have seen slightly smaller drop-offs" https://t.co/K5xW1RfSdL
The @mercnews@EastBayTimes editorializes against #Prop21: "The principles of economics haven’t changed since then. Voters understood that in 2018. Now they have to weigh in again. Vote no on #Prop21 https://t.co/ZkRSkDVarq
“This seems to be a convenient excuse for them to say, once again, ‘We need to stop development,’” said Michael Lens, a @UCLA associate professor of urban planning and public policy. Just like #Prop21! https://t.co/VDhBSe7BdH.
Thank you @abc7newsbayarea and @MFinney for listening to the challenges that property owners and tenants are facing in these unprecedented times. This is a must watch! https://t.co/pEZlIDvPrh
“Without support, these property owners will be forced to sell—or be foreclosed upon—if they have no path forward to make ends meet.” https://t.co/Na3otB578c
@CAATriCounty appreciates the partnership of Mayor @sliccardo and the City Council to create solutions that help rental housing providers and their residents. https://t.co/cB3X1CP86v
“Both renters and property owners will slide down the socioeconomic scale together. It will have a ripple effect. Rent doesn’t just go to property owners, it pays for property taxes, mortgages, and salaries for the people who maintain buildings.” https://t.co/4e6i1UgeJ0
The California Apartment Association looks forward to working w/ @SenToniAtkins@CAsenateDems leadership to refine the rental-relief proposal unveiled this morning. https://t.co/XE47XmiNWg
CAA is proud to sponsor #SB1410 & applauds @SenGonzalez_33 for introducing a bill that helps both housing providers and residents https://t.co/NKDikxYLLq