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Tenants have rights, including:
📄You're NOT required to sign a buyout
📄You can consult with a lawyer or LAHD
📄You can cancel a buyout agreement for up to 30 days
📄If the owner doesn't comply with the above, you can cancel a buyout agreement at any time
📄You're NOT required to sign a buyout
📄You can consult with a lawyer or LAHD
📄You can cancel a buyout agreement for up to 30 days
📄If the owner doesn't comply with the above, you can cancel a buyout agreement at any time
November 20, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Tenants have rights, including:
📄You're NOT required to sign a buyout
📄You can consult with a lawyer or LAHD
📄You can cancel a buyout agreement for up to 30 days
📄If the owner doesn't comply with the above, you can cancel a buyout agreement at any time
📄You're NOT required to sign a buyout
📄You can consult with a lawyer or LAHD
📄You can cancel a buyout agreement for up to 30 days
📄If the owner doesn't comply with the above, you can cancel a buyout agreement at any time
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🤔☝️Cash for keys situations often involve rent-stabilized homes.
Landlords are willing to pay tenants to move out of rent-stabilized units — because once those units are vacated, landlords are allowed to re-rent the homes at significantly higher rents.
Landlords are willing to pay tenants to move out of rent-stabilized units — because once those units are vacated, landlords are allowed to re-rent the homes at significantly higher rents.
November 20, 2025 at 8:30 PM
🤔☝️Cash for keys situations often involve rent-stabilized homes.
Landlords are willing to pay tenants to move out of rent-stabilized units — because once those units are vacated, landlords are allowed to re-rent the homes at significantly higher rents.
Landlords are willing to pay tenants to move out of rent-stabilized units — because once those units are vacated, landlords are allowed to re-rent the homes at significantly higher rents.
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How much should rent be allowed to increase each year?
City Council is currently debating this for rent-stabilized units (most homes built before Oct 1, 1978).
The Housing & Homelessness Committee COULD be voting on this NEXT WEEK.
Be sure to tell your councilmember what you think!
City Council is currently debating this for rent-stabilized units (most homes built before Oct 1, 1978).
The Housing & Homelessness Committee COULD be voting on this NEXT WEEK.
Be sure to tell your councilmember what you think!
October 30, 2025 at 7:11 PM
How much should rent be allowed to increase each year?
City Council is currently debating this for rent-stabilized units (most homes built before Oct 1, 1978).
The Housing & Homelessness Committee COULD be voting on this NEXT WEEK.
Be sure to tell your councilmember what you think!
City Council is currently debating this for rent-stabilized units (most homes built before Oct 1, 1978).
The Housing & Homelessness Committee COULD be voting on this NEXT WEEK.
Be sure to tell your councilmember what you think!
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Top 5 zip codes with the most eviction notices from Jan - Sept 2025:
90028 (Hollywood): 3,472 notices
90015 (DTLA, South Park): 3,109
90012 (DTLA, Chinatown): 2,667
90017 (Westlake): 2,318
91367 (Woodland Hills): 2,241
📍 evictions.lacontroller.app
90028 (Hollywood): 3,472 notices
90015 (DTLA, South Park): 3,109
90012 (DTLA, Chinatown): 2,667
90017 (Westlake): 2,318
91367 (Woodland Hills): 2,241
📍 evictions.lacontroller.app
October 30, 2025 at 7:11 PM
Top 5 zip codes with the most eviction notices from Jan - Sept 2025:
90028 (Hollywood): 3,472 notices
90015 (DTLA, South Park): 3,109
90012 (DTLA, Chinatown): 2,667
90017 (Westlake): 2,318
91367 (Woodland Hills): 2,241
📍 evictions.lacontroller.app
90028 (Hollywood): 3,472 notices
90015 (DTLA, South Park): 3,109
90012 (DTLA, Chinatown): 2,667
90017 (Westlake): 2,318
91367 (Woodland Hills): 2,241
📍 evictions.lacontroller.app
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YES on the Livable Communities Initiative could mean:
🏡 More mixed-income 🏘️ in commercial areas
🚲 Better 🚲 & 🚶♀️ infrastructure
🌳 Expand🌳canopies & outdoor public spaces
🚏 Prioritize transit-rich corridors
🏡 More mixed-income 🏘️ in commercial areas
🚲 Better 🚲 & 🚶♀️ infrastructure
🌳 Expand🌳canopies & outdoor public spaces
🚏 Prioritize transit-rich corridors
February 25, 2025 at 4:41 PM
YES on the Livable Communities Initiative could mean:
🏡 More mixed-income 🏘️ in commercial areas
🚲 Better 🚲 & 🚶♀️ infrastructure
🌳 Expand🌳canopies & outdoor public spaces
🚏 Prioritize transit-rich corridors
🏡 More mixed-income 🏘️ in commercial areas
🚲 Better 🚲 & 🚶♀️ infrastructure
🌳 Expand🌳canopies & outdoor public spaces
🚏 Prioritize transit-rich corridors
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We believe it’s time to build affordable housing in high resource neighborhoods that have historically blocked it.
Check out our map of single-family vs. multi-family zones to see how this vote will affect your neighborhood:
single-family-zoning.lacontroller.app
Check out our map of single-family vs. multi-family zones to see how this vote will affect your neighborhood:
single-family-zoning.lacontroller.app
Los Angeles Single-Family/Multi-Family Zoning Map
Community Plan Area (CPA) map of the Los Angeles region.
single-family-zoning.lacontroller.app
December 9, 2024 at 4:56 PM
We believe it’s time to build affordable housing in high resource neighborhoods that have historically blocked it.
Check out our map of single-family vs. multi-family zones to see how this vote will affect your neighborhood:
single-family-zoning.lacontroller.app
Check out our map of single-family vs. multi-family zones to see how this vote will affect your neighborhood:
single-family-zoning.lacontroller.app