Isleton has no local rent control ordinance. The statewide Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (AB 1482) limits annual rent increases to 5 percent plus local CPI or 10 percent, whichever is lower, for covered units. Just cause eviction required after 12 months tenancy. Single family rentals owned by individuals exempt.
AB 1482 applies in all California cities lacking stricter local rent control, and Isleton has not adopted any local cap. The statewide rent cap limits increases on covered properties to the lesser of 5 percent plus CPI or 10 percent annually. Just cause eviction rules require that after 12 months of tenancy landlords may only terminate for enumerated at-fault or no-fault reasons with relocation assistance equal to one months rent for no-fault terminations. Exemptions include single family homes and condos owned by individuals (not corporations or LLCs with corporate members) provided the tenant receives proper written notice of exemption, along with new construction less than 15 years old. The law sunsets January 1, 2030. Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act limits what cities can regulate even if they adopt local ordinances.
Excessive rent increase: tenant may sue for overcharge plus damages. Improper eviction: reinstatement plus attorney fees.
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