Category : Real Estate

Owning or managing rental property means making decisions that can affect your business, your tenants, and your investment. Access to clear, practical legal information can help you approach those decisions with greater confidence. At Davidovich Stone Law Group, our ev

Los Angeles property owners and managers have an updated deadline to consider before raising rents or advertising vacant units. According to the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles’s (AAGLA) October 7 news alert, the Los Angeles City Council voted on September 30

The challenges facing Southern California housing involve both public policy and the economics of development. Approval hurdles, borrowing costs and construction expenses were among the topics discussed at The Real Deal’s recent multifamily roundtable in Los Angeles. Hosted in partnership with

A notice that was compliant last year may no longer satisfy the City of Los Angeles requirements today. Rental housing providers who continue using an earlier version of the Renter Protection Notice could create avoidable compliance problems, even when the underlyin

California's statewide rent control law, AB 1482, has been updated for 2026, establishing a new maximum allowable rent increase for qualifying residential properties. For properties subject to AB 1482 in the Los Angeles regio

While emergency price restrictions have expired at both the state and Los Angeles County levels, the City of Los Angeles remains subject to active citywide emergency price restrictions tied to the January 2025 wildfire emergency.

The RSO Does Not Stop Evictions. It Changes What Evictions Require The RSO does not prevent Los Angeles landlords from evicting tenants. It changes what landlords must do before they can proceed with an eviction, and most landlords underestimate how many lay

If you have ever had an eviction dismissed in Los Angeles, there is a good chance it happened before you ever set foot in a courtroom. The most common reason landlords lose otherwise winnable eviction cases in California is not judicial bias, sympathetic tenants, or a

On December 31, 2025, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a new emergency declaration in response to the severe winter storm that impacted the region in late December.

As we welcome 2026, the City of Alhambra has adopted a sweeping new ordinance that significantly impacts property owners, landlords, and renters. The regulation bans smoking in all multifamily residential properties with