Removing limits on rent control
Fact-Checking the Claims On Proposition 33, California's Rent-Control Ballot Measure
You’re not alone. A recent poll shows the ballot measure to give local governments more ability to limit rent increases is running neck and neck, with nearly a third of voters undecided.  Prop. 33 would repeal a state law known as the Costa Hawkins Rental Housing Act that prevents local governments from controlling rent on single-family homes,
California Prop 33: Removing limits on rent control
California Proposition 33 would change that. If the measure passes, cities would be allowed to control rents on any type of housing and for new tenants. Supporters say Prop 33 will help keep rents down at a time when the state is in a housing crisis.
On your November ballot: Prop 33 will allow Calif. cities and counties to enact rent control
Landlords across California are currently allowed to set their own rental rates when new tenants move in. Prop 33 would repeal the state law
The Future of Rent Control Is on the Ballot in California
Proposition 33 could overturn the controversial Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act, which has limited rent control policies in the state for decades.
California Proposition 33 backers say opponents are sending fake endorsement texts on rent control measure
Proponents of California Proposition 33 claim that groups and individuals who don’t support the measure are sending fake text messages pretending that tenant groups supporting rent control are against it.
What is Prop 33? A look into California’s rent control ballot
Proposition 33, also known as the “Prohibit State Limitations on Local Rent Control Initiative,” aims to improve tenant rights by allowing the state to impose rent control on any California home. Many cities in California,
California's Prop 33 explained: Rent control measure and its impact on renters, landlords
Proposition 33 addresses rent control in California – or at least how much authority local government has over rent control. Here's what to know.
Fact-checking the ads for Proposition 33, California’s rent control ballot measure
The Yes and No on 33 campaigns have collectively spent more than $140 million. CalMatters fact checked some of the more pervasive claims made by both sides.
What’s true and what’s false about Proposition 33, CA’s rent control ballot measure
Confused about Proposition 33? You’re not alone. A recent poll shows the ballot measure to give local governments more ability to limit rent increases is running neck and neck,
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Track the money for Prop 33: Contributions for and against California’s ballot measure on rent control
Proposition 33 would allow local governments to dramatically ... Hayde with over $2.8 million. The California Apartment Assn. has contributed nearly $66 million in opposition, and the ...
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California Proposition 33: Letting California cities pass stronger rent controls
But a 1995 state law puts limits on what kinds of rent regulations cities across California can impose. The goal of Proposition 33 is to repeal that law and allow cities to enact tougher forms ...
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Proposition 33 aims to address the California housing crisis
The cost to rent in California is no joke to Chuck Belmont who’s in favor of Proposition 33, saying it’s a step in the right ...
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Endorsement: No on Proposition 33. This rent control measure could make the housing shortage worse
But Proposition 33 goes too far. It includes sweeping language that could make California’s housing shortage even worse by prohibiting the state from imposing any limits on rent controls set by ...