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Appellate Court Decision Protects Residents from Unlawful Rent Increases at San Leandro Mobilehome Park
A California appeals court delivered a significant victory to residents of a mobilehome park in San Leandro, CA, when it ruled that the City of San Leandro properly denied a request by the owners of Bayshore Commons to raise rents by more than ten times the limit imposed by the City’s mobilehome space rent control law.
Learn MoreCalifornia Appellate Court Rules Huntington Beach Must Comply with Affordable Housing Laws
After a two year-long legal battle, the California Court of Appeal found that all cities, regardless of charter status, are bound by Article 14, by the Housing Element Law, and by the statutory remedies that are available when cities fail to comply with it. The ruling brings affordable housing advocates another step closer to seeing the city adopt a plan to ensure equitable housing opportunity for all its residents.
Learn MoreResearch Brief: Confronting Disaster: Curbing Corporate Speculation in Post-Fire Altadena
PILP and local partners released a new report analyzing the displacement risks facing long-term Altadena residents, especially Black Altadenans, in the wake of the Eaton Fire as outside investors rush in. It makes concrete policy recommendations for local and state leaders to protect families from displacement and preserve Altadena’s historic neighborhoods and residents.
Learn MoreAppellate Court Decision Protects Residents from Unlawful Rent Increases at San Leandro Mobilehome Park
A California appeals court delivered a significant victory to residents of a mobilehome park in San Leandro, CA, when it ruled that the City of San Leandro properly denied a request by the owners of Bayshore Commons to raise rents by more than ten times the limit imposed by the City’s mobilehome space rent control law.
Learn MoreCalifornia Appellate Court Rules Huntington Beach Must Comply with Affordable Housing Laws
After a two year-long legal battle, the California Court of Appeal found that all cities, regardless of charter status, are bound by Article 14, by the Housing Element Law, and by the statutory remedies that are available when cities fail to comply with it. The ruling brings affordable housing advocates another step closer to seeing the city adopt a plan to ensure equitable housing opportunity for all its residents.
Learn MoreResearch Brief: Confronting Disaster: Curbing Corporate Speculation in Post-Fire Altadena
PILP and local partners released a new report analyzing the displacement risks facing long-term Altadena residents, especially Black Altadenans, in the wake of the Eaton Fire as outside investors rush in. It makes concrete policy recommendations for local and state leaders to protect families from displacement and preserve Altadena’s historic neighborhoods and residents.
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