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Happy Holidays from the Apartment Association of Orange County! The AAOC office will operate remotely from December 23, 2024 - January 3, 2025. Office appointments will be unavailable during this time. Staff will be available to assist members via telephone, text, and e-mail during the following... Continue Reading
The California rental housing industry has reason to celebrate today after voters yesterday overwhelmingly rejected Proposition 33 and its attempt to expand local rent control in our state. Continue Reading
Dear AAOC Members, The Apartment Association of Orange County (AAOC) proudly provides its members with a wide range of benefits to assist them in their day-to-day operations. For many years, property owner and operator members have enjoyed the convenience of running applicant credit and... Continue Reading
Recommendations for the November Elections Continue Reading
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation is once again meddling in the housing industry with their third ballot initiative in four elections. Continue Reading
Running for office is a tremendous opportunity to ensure that the laws in your town don't impact multifamily housing in a negative way. Continue Reading
Assemblymember Haney (D- San Francisco) proposed a bill that would have limited a property owner's ability to control how many pets are allowed in their properties. Continue Reading
Newly amended bill proposed by Senator Menjivar (D - Burbank) would require property owners to include all potential costs associated with renting a unit in all advertising - and exposes the privacy of previous tenants to new tenants inquiring about costs previously paid. Continue Reading
Today is the last day to tell HUD to reduce barriers to HUD Assisted Housing Continue Reading
AB 2216 would remove property owner's protections to limit pets in their properties. Continue Reading
CPI Update for 2024-2025 rates - Orange County - 3.9% Riverside/ San Bernardino County Continue Reading
Weinstein's schemes to regulate rents in California need to come to an end - and it's time for multifamily professionals to step up and say "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!" No more rent control schemes by slumlords should be tolerated. Continue Reading
