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From and after August 30, 1998, the base rent for tenants occupying rental units which have received certain tenant-based or project-based rental assistance shall be as follows: (A) With respect to tenant-based rental assistance
Disclosure to Tenants By Seller of the Property. Before property containing rental units subject to Section 37.9 may be sold, the owner/seller shall disclose to tenants of the property the rights of tenants during and after the sale
rental unit is being used for a “Non-Tenant Use” when the landlord is allowing the unit to be occupied by a person or entity who is not a “tenant” as defined in Section 37.2(t). Renting a unit
fifty percent (50%) of the costs certified under this Subsection 37.7(c)(5) may be passed through to the tenants who benefit from such work and improvements. However, no increase under this Subsection 37.7(c)(5) shall exceed
this Section 37.9E is to increase the fairness of buyout negotiations and agreements by requiring landlords to provide tenants with a statement of their rights and allowing tenants to rescind a buyout agreement for up to 45 days after
Notwithstanding Section 37.3, tenants of non-RAP rental units and tenants of RAP rental units in areas designated on or after July 1, 1977, may request arbitration hearings where a landlord has substantially decreased services without a corresponding reduction
against the owner who has again offered the unit for rent or lease, for exemplary damages for displacement of tenants or lessees. Any action by the City pursuant to this paragraph shall be brought within three years of the withdrawal
Issuing Entities (“the General Obligation Bond Factor”) for each tax year. The passthrough rate for an individual tenant (the “Tenant Passthrough Rate”) shall be based on the amount that the General Obligation Bond Factor for the current year has increased
alternative to the hearing procedures set forth in Sections 37.7(g) and 37.8(e) above, a landlord or tenant may, in certain cases, obtain an expedited hearing and final order with the written consent of all parties. This Section contains
TENANT RIGHTS IN EVICTIONS UNDER SECTION 37.9(a)(8). (a) Any rental unit which a tenant vacates after receiving a notice to quit based on Section 37.9(a)(8), and which is subsequently no longer occupied as a principal residence
rental unit for each adult occupant, without charge. (b) Additional Keys/Key-Sets. A tenant may request keys/key-sets in addition to those provided pursuant to Section 37.13(a), for his or her convenience. Requested additional keys/key-sets must be provided within fourteen
foreclosure" includes but is not limited to the definition in California Civil Code section 2924. (b) Any residential tenant who was in possession of a rental unit at the time of foreclosure may not be evicted by the person
Influence or attempt to influence a tenant to vacate a rental housing unit through fraud, intimidation or coercion; for example and without limitation, by endeavoring to recover possession of a rental unit that is exempt from rent increase limitations under
TENANTS RIGHTS TO RELOCATION FOR NO-FAULT EVICTIONS. (a) Definitions. (1) Covered No-Fault Eviction Notice, For purposes of this section 37.9C, a Covered No-Fault Eviction Notice shall mean a notice to quit based upon Section
City Attorney if the City Attorney is the prevailing party in such a civil action. (2) A tenant may file a civil action for violations of subsection (b), for injunctive relief, money damages, and/or civil penalties
four percent floor, landlords have received more than 60 percent of the Consumer Price Index with resulting hardship to tenants. (5) Therefore, in order to alleviate this hardship to tenants and to ensure that landlords receive fair and adequate rents
members and alternate members shall be appointed by the Mayor. (b) The Board shall consist of two landlords, two tenants, and one person who is neither a landlord nor a tenant and who owns no residential rental property
Whether the unit was occupied by an elderly or disabled tenant at the time the tenancy was terminated. For purposes of this Section 37.10A(g), “elderly” means a tenant defined as elderly by Administrative Code Section
CIVIL ACTIONS. (a) Whenever a landlord charges a tenant a rent which exceeds the limitations set forth in this Chapter, retaliates against a tenant for the exercise of any rights under this Chapter, or attempts to prevent a tenant from
excess of the initial base rent under Section 37.12(a), shall be refunded to the tenant no later than December 15, 1994. If the landlord fails to refund the excess rent by December 15, 1994, the tenant may deduct