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Just Cause Eviction: Oxnard vs Ventura

How do just cause eviction rules compare between Oxnard, CA and Ventura, CA?

Ventura has fewer restrictions than Oxnard.

Oxnard, CA

Ventura County

Heavy Restrictions

Oxnard tenants are protected by just cause eviction requirements under both local ordinance and California's Tenant Protection Act (AB 1482). Landlords must have a legally valid reason to terminate a tenancy after 12 months of occupancy.

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Ventura, CA

Ventura County

Some Restrictions

Ventura tenants are protected by California's just cause eviction requirements under AB 1482 (Tenant Protection Act) as strengthened by SB 567. Landlords must have a valid reason to evict tenants who have occupied a unit for 12+ months. No-fault evictions require relocation assistance.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactOxnardVentura
Applies After12 months of occupancy-
At-Fault CausesNonpayment, lease breach, nuisance-
No-Fault RelocationOne month's rent minimum-
CodeAB 1482 + local ordinance-
State Law-AB 1482 + SB 567
Coverage-Tenants in unit 12+ months
Relocation-One month rent for no-fault evictions
Owner Move-In-SB 567 requires actual occupancy
Local Law-No additional local protections

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Oxnard FAQ

Can my Oxnard landlord evict me without a reason?

No, after 12 months of occupancy. California AB 1482 and Oxnard's local protections require landlords to have a legally valid just cause reason for eviction of covered tenants.

What counts as just cause for eviction in Oxnard?

At-fault causes include nonpayment of rent, lease violations, and nuisance behavior. No-fault causes include owner move-in and major renovation, but require relocation assistance.

Am I entitled to relocation money if evicted in Oxnard?

Yes, for no-fault evictions. California law requires at least one month's rent in relocation assistance. Oxnard's local ordinance may provide additional relocation requirements.

Ventura FAQ

Can my landlord evict me without reason in Ventura?

No. If you have lived in a covered rental unit for 12+ months, your landlord must have just cause to evict under California's Tenant Protection Act (AB 1482).

What qualifies as just cause for eviction?

At-fault causes include nonpayment of rent, lease violations, and nuisance. No-fault causes include owner move-in, substantial remodeling, and withdrawal from the rental market. No-fault requires relocation assistance.

What changed with SB 567?

SB 567 (effective April 2024) requires landlords who evict for owner move-in to actually occupy the unit and creates penalties for pretextual evictions.

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