Weekends and court holidays will no longer count toward the expiration of three day notices, thanks to a state bill aimed at affording tenants more time to respond to evictions. https://t.co/2LqQ00Vrq3
As an update to our December article, a military couple loses their first round in court. The judge ruled, among other things, that relocation payments are not an illegal seizure of property. https://t.co/7Jht6Tn3Pz
Trawl through ads for Berkeley apartments and you'll see flagrant violations of the city's ban on Section 8 discrimination, but no affirmative lawsuits to speak of. This leaves some wondering if source-of-income laws have any teeth. https://t.co/7UZdNDTPp1
The feds pursue an Ellis Act eviction, booting out a couple who occupied the former Iranian consulate in a state of disrepair. Unclear is whether any disrepair was caused by the largest bomb blast in San Francisco history.
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Environmental regulations have always stifled new housing construction, but it's alleged that the rules are increasingly being used as a lever by unions to procure labor agreements in what some call "CEQA abuse." https://t.co/zpYWGWBdeh
Alameda County Superior Court Judge on Friday said to a single-family homeowner residing in the premises: the rooms you rent out to others are not exempt from rent control, an ominous decision that would chip away at longstanding Costa-Hawkins if affirmed.
Yabba Dabba Don't for this iconic Flinstone home? After the city says the home is a public nuisance, the owner is fighting back, trying to keep Fred and Dino smiling. https://t.co/JkjdXl3swR
Google has been accused of a lot of things and now, wiping a neighborhood off the map. The age-old story of gentrification is told through the lens of neighborhood data collection. https://t.co/CA2XGtYJqP
This book worm faces eviction because of his accumulation of books over the years. There is a fine line between having a lot of stuff and creating a hazardous situation, not always an easy judgment call. https://t.co/SrPfn1Dr9m
The most qualified pediatric neurosurgeon to ever run HUD muses about his future. Whenever he bows out, he'll leave behind some big changes and ruffled feathers. https://t.co/I5sgdtGEF1
Daniel looks forward to giving a talk next week on the Violence Against Women Act and HUD guidelines regarding protections for survivors of domestic violence, a difficult but necessary conversation to have. https://t.co/G5XR1dDNjq
“[T]hrough urban densification alone, the United States could achieve half the carbon reductions needed to hold global temperatures to a rise of 2 degrees Celsius.”
Let’s fight climate change while also improving housing affordability. #MoreHOMES#SB50 https://t.co/r2T5N59XwB
Hayward has historically taken a long, deliberative process before tinkering with ordinances, but Tuesday's emergency just-cause ordinance was slammed through with little debate. https://t.co/LEJlsEfTVN
Fortunes are supposed to make people happy, but rent increases and other rising costs have strained SF's last remaining fortune cookie factory. They remain resilient in an uncertain future. https://t.co/HRH9x0cjGo