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“California law limits the amount your rent can be increased. See Section 1947.12 of the Civil Code for more information. California law also provides that after all of the tenants have continuously and lawfully occupied the property for 12...
(d) Notwithstanding subdivision (a), it is unlawful for a lessor to increase rent, decrease services, cause a lessee to quit involuntarily, bring an action to recover possession, or threaten to do any of those acts, for the purpose of retaliating...
Section 1805(c) also authorizes a landlord to petition for a rent increase. Our interpretation of section 1805(e) would apply with equal force in the context of a proceeding on a petition for a rent increase. In other words...
The long-term leases contain two rent increase provisions that are at issue in this case. The first rent increase provision at issue is paragraph 4.2, which provides for annual rent increases as follows: "Resident's rent will increase...
The Board has the power, after holding public hearings, to adjust the rent ceiling for all controlled units or for specific categories of units. (RCL, § 1805(a).) The Board must make general annual adjustments to rents to reflect increases or...
...On November 30, 1989, Kavanau applied to defendant Rent Board for rent increases on nine of the ten units in his building. The Rent Board’s hearing examiner determined Kavanau was entitled to rent increases totaling approximately $35,000 per...
...By denying regular rent increases to noncompliant landlords, the Board is taking reasonable, nonarbitrary measures to induce compliance with the Rent Control Law. Those who comply with the law get the benefit of authorized rent increases; those who do not...
The SMRCCA provides for citywide automatic annual increases to compensate owners for increases in taxes, utilities and maintenance expenses. (§ 1805(b).)
On October 30, 1987, Sea Castle filed a complaint for declaratory and injunctive relief, seeking a “judicial determination [that] the 1983 HUD-determined rent levels, as increased by the annual rent increases permitted by [Board], are and have been the...
no further purpose can be served by making him wait three additional months before he can implement the automatic annual rent increases. The amount of these increases are calculated by the Board and take into account such factors as increases...
Under the Rent Ordinance, a new tenancy permits a landlord to increase the rent without the Rent Ordinance limitations on rental increases to an in-place tenant. (S.F. Admin. Code, § 37.3, subd. (d)(1)(A).)
In the following years, the tenant paid a single monthly amount for rent. The annual notices of rent increase made no distinction between rent and a fee for parking. Then, in 1988, the annual rent increase notice purported to increase...
In 1988, two tenants on respondent’s property received annual rent increase notices which purported to increase the rent on their units by 3 percent and also to increase a separate parking fee from $15 to $25. The tenants filed...
...Noting that the purpose of the Rent Control Law was to allow the Board to regulate rents so that rents would not be increased unreasonably and so that landlords would receive no more than a fair return on their investment...
“(2) Adjust rents upward by granting landlords a maintenance increase adjustment for actual increases in the City of Santa Monica for maintenance expenses.
A landlord shall not increase rents or serve a notice attempting to increase rents pursuant to this section if any of the following circumstances exist:
“(1) Adjust rents upward by granting landlords a utility and tax increase adjustment for actual increases in the City of Santa Monica for taxes and utilities.
[individual rent increase is inadequate remedy].) Similarly, at the hearing in the trial court on the Board’s demurrer, the trial judge asked, “Is there any particular hearing procedure to address the amount of interest that is required to be...
The tenants vigorously contested the reasonableness of the 1980 rent increase as well the March 2, 1981, $80 increase. Eventually, the tenants were successful in establishing that the rent increases were not reasonable and they obtained a judgment against Western...
...Specifically, you had served her with two, 3-Day Notices (for reasons other than nonpayment of rent); that you opposed her economic hardship status with respect to the rent increase authorized by increase petition 1-1430; and, she believed you...