Redlands, CA Rental Property Rules: Rent Control (2026)

48, adopted after the city council found on December 15, 1981 that "a serious shortage of mobilehome rental spaces within the city had created a virtual monopoly in the rental of mobilehome park spaces," caps space-rent increases in mobilehome parks of 15 or more units. 060A sets the base rent as "the last space rent approved pursuant to ordinance 1783 of the city" and bars any increase more than once every 12 months. 080). 030 exempts parks built after October 1, 1981, parks with fewer than 15 mobilehomes, nonresidential spaces, tenancies of 20 days or less, and spaces under leases longer than month-to-month (though the expired lease's rent becomes the new base rent).

110 bars a park owner from raising the rate charged to a subsequent owner-occupant buying into an existing space, except when the prior home was removed, abandoned, or the tenant lawfully evicted. 120 prohibits retaliation against a mobilehome owner-occupant for exercising rights under the chapter and lets a court treat retaliation as grounds to deny an eviction. The program predates and does not apply to conventional apartment or single-family rentals, which are governed instead by state law including the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act.