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Industry Assoc.: Calif. COVID-19 Rent Relief Policies Economically Unsustainable, Claims $1.7B in Unpaid Rent

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New state data finds pandemic has resulted in $1.7 billion in unpaid rent SACRAMENTO, Calif., Jan. 6, 2021 -- A coalition of California associations representing rental property owners wrote California State Legislative leaders yesterday, underscoring the economic consequences of the State's COVID-19 pandemic rent relief policies. Enacted legislation (AB 3088/Chiu) prohibits tenants from eviction for non-payment of rent due to […]

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