comprehensive guide to the Rental Rights Program

AND OTHER LAWS YOU SHOULD KNOW

Rental Rights Program

Ordinance #5922, known as the Rental Rights Program, took effect March 14, 2019 and was created to provide housing stability and to mitigate the impact of displacement for Glendale residents. In 2024, the ordinance was updated and went into effect March 7, 2024. The Program is comprised of 5 components including Just Cause Eviction, Relocation Assistance, Right to Lease, Intentional Disrepair, and Rent Reduction.

JUST CAUSE EVICTION

Gain insights into the twelve (12) lawful grounds for eviction and explore various aspects surrounding the termination of a tenancy.

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RELOCATION ASSISTANCE

Tenants rights to relocation assistance in situations where they choose to vacate a unit due to a rent increase exceeding 7%.

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RIGHT TO
LEASE

Explore the process of longer-term leases and gain valuable insights into the rights and obligations associated with this requirement.

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INTENTIONAL DISREPAIR

Explore the repercussions and procedures related to intentional disrepair, and understand your rights as a landlord or tenant.

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REDUCTION

Understand the procedures for requesting a rent reduction due to a reduction in services, and learn how to properly submit your request.

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AB 1482 and Other Laws

AB 1482, along with other impactful state laws, plays a crucial role in shaping the rental landscape for both renters and landlords. Understanding these laws is essential for both renters and landlords to ensure compliance, protect their rights, and foster positive rental experiences.

AB 1482

AB 1482, also known as the Tenant Protection Act of 2019, imposes rent control measures by capping annual rent increases and enhancing eviction protections. Learn more about AB 1482 and it's impacts in Glendale.

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