Just Cause Eviction: Anaheim vs Garden Grove

Does Anaheim have just cause eviction protections?

California AB 1482 provides statewide just cause protections after 12 months. Anaheim has no additional local ordinance, though a ballot initiative has been submitted.

What qualifies as just cause for eviction?

At-fault: nonpayment, lease breach, nuisance, illegal activity. No-fault: owner move-in, major renovation, withdrawal from market. Relocation required for no-fault.

Can my landlord evict me without a reason in Garden Grove?

If you have lived in your unit for 12 months or more and the property is covered by AB 1482, your landlord must have a legally recognized just cause to terminate your tenancy. Covered reasons include nonpayment of rent, lease violations, owner move-in, and substantial remodeling.

What relocation assistance am I entitled to for a no-fault eviction in Garden Grove?

For no-fault evictions such as owner move-in or withdrawal from the rental market, your landlord must provide relocation assistance equal to one month's rent or waive your final month's rent.

Are all rental properties in Garden Grove covered by just cause eviction?

No. Exempt properties include single-family homes owned by natural persons with proper notice, units less than 15 years old, owner-occupied duplexes, and affordable housing. Tenancies under 12 months are also not covered.