San Diego County’s maximum allowable rent increase drops to 8.2% for any increase taking effect between August 1, 2026 and July 31, 2027. That is down from 8.8%. If you own residential rental property in San Diego County, this is the number that governs every rent increase you serve for the next twelve months —…
What is legally required in California for landlords to provide a legally habitable dwelling to renters, including under California Civil Code Sections 1941.1 and 1941.3, Health and Safety Code Section 13113.7, and Health and Safety Code Sections 17920–17928? California landlords must provide and maintain rental dwelling units that are tenantable, sanitary, safe, weatherproof, supplied with…
San Diego’s rental market has entered uncharted territory. After years of landlords holding all the cards, a flood of new supply, softening rents, and rising vacancies have rewritten the rules. Here’s what every San Diego property owner needs to know — and do — right now. 5.7% Vacancy rate — highest since 2009 4,000+ New…
If you’re a landlord in San Diego, 2026 is bringing important changes that could directly impact how—and whether—you can evict a tenant. Between new statewide housing laws and stricter local tenant protections, the eviction process is becoming more complex. Missing even a small detail could delay your case or get it dismissed entirely. Here’s a…
