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Western Manufactured Housing Communities Association (WMA) is a
nonprofit organization created in 1945 for the exclusive purpose
of promoting and protecting the interests of owners, operators
and developers of manufactured home communities in California.
A coalition of California associations representing rental
property owners wrote California State Legislative leaders
yesterday, underscoring the economic consequences of the State’s
COVID-19 pandemic rent relief policies. Please read the
corresponding press release for full details.
Assemblymember David Chiu and Senators Anna Caballero and Steve
Bradford have introduced AB 15 and 16 and SB 3, respectively. AB
15 (Chiu) extends AB 3088 until the end of 2021 and SB 3
(Caballero) extends it until the end of March 2021. WMA is
opposed to AB 15 and supports SB 3.
On August 31, Governor Newsom signed into law
AB 3088 (Chiu), which establishes the Tenant, Homeowner and
Small Landlord Relief and Stabilization Act of 2020. The bill
takes effect immediately.
The following AB 3088 (Chiu) fact sheet and article are provided
courtesy of the California Apartment Association (CAA):
The Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) has
created a webpage detailing the rollout and implementation of the
Mobilehome Residency Law Protection Program (MRLPP), which went
into effect on July 1.
Please click on the link below to view the announcement regarding
the Mobilehome Residency Law Protection Program with a link to
the new program’s webpage on HCD’s website:
California courts are bracing for eviction cases to double over
the next year as pandemic-related financial woes deepen for
thousands of renters across the state.
Landlords are expected to file 240,000 new eviction cases — twice
what occurs in a typical year, according to estimates by
state court officials. The projection takes into account the
looming expiration of state eviction protections, which end in
late January.
California courts are bracing for eviction cases to double over
the next year as pandemic-related financial woes deepen for
thousands of renters across the state.
Landlords are expected to file 240,000 new eviction cases — twice
what occurs in a typical year, according to estimates by
state court officials. The projection takes into account the
looming expiration of state eviction protections, which end in
late January.
A group of California Democrats wants Gov. Gavin Newsom to set
aside billions of dollars in additional funding to help tenants
keep up with their rent during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Eighteen Assembly members and senators said in prepared
statements that setting aside $5 billion in the state budget
specifically for renters will help prevent evictions and
homelessness during a public health emergency that’s already
exacerbated income inequity in the Golden State.
Registration for January 15th release date has been
closed. We are now offering additional registration for a later
date. If you would like to register to participate in the webinar
on 1/26, please register online or use the registration form on
this page.
