California AB 1482 (Tenant Protection Act of 2019) caps annual rent increases at 5% plus regional CPI (max 10%) on covered Thousand Oaks rentals. Landlords must provide a written AB 1482 disclosure to tenants stating coverage status under Civil Code 1946.2.
AB 1482 covers most multi-unit rentals in California, including those in Thousand Oaks, but exempts single-family homes owned by individuals (not corporations or REITs) when proper notice is given, plus housing built within the last 15 years. Covered landlords must include an AB 1482 disclosure in leases or as a separate addendum stating that the unit is subject to rent cap and just-cause-eviction rules. Failure to provide the notice does not waive tenant rights but may complicate eviction proceedings. Costa-Hawkins still preempts local rent control on most SFR and post-1995 housing.
Failing to provide the AB 1482 disclosure may bar a landlord from claiming an exemption in court and exposes the owner to civil liability and potential damages in a tenant lawsuit.
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