Rent control protects tenants by limiting rent increases to a certain amount, usually set by a local rent board or tied to a regional CPI annual increase. The Glendale Rent Ordinance protects Glendale tenants, however, the law does not include a rent control component. Instead, the Glendale Rent Ordinance’s preeminent ...
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The Glendale Rent Ordinance regulates evictions, requires landlords to offer one-year leases to tenants, and provides relocation assistance for certain evictions following significant rent increases. Although the Glendale Rent Ordinance lacks rent control, Glendale tenants may be protected by California Rent Control, which limits rent increases on tenants in covered ...
Read MoreThe Glendale Rent Ordinance seeks to equalize landlord-tenant relations by requiring Glendale landlords to offer a written one-year lease. The one-year lease requirement ensures certainty for Glendale tenants and combats short-term rentals. The Glendale Rent Ordinance also contains just cause for eviction protections and provides relocation assistance for certain types ...
Read MoreUnder the Glendale Rent Ordinance, landlords are permitted to terminate a tenancy to perform an owner move-in or relative move-in eviction, which requires the owner or qualified relative to reside in the unit following the termination of tenancy. Despite being a lawful just cause for eviction, the owner or qualified relative ...
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