October 19, 2018
Proposition 5 would allow homebuyers who are age 55 or older or severely disabled to transfer their tax assessments from their prior home to their new home. Please vote YES on Proposition 5. … More »
Proposition 10 repeals Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act and would allow rent control across the state. We believe the measure has too many flaws and must be defeated. Prop. 10 allows regulation of single-family homes, places bureaucrats in charge of housing, could cost the taxpayers millions in new costs to local government, and drives up the cost … More »
Proposition 10 would be such a disaster for our industry we want to provide you more information and hopefully help you communicate with peers, colleagues, tenants, next door neighbors, your barista, and your barber, about why they should VOTE NO on PROP 10. Prop 10 has too many flaws and must be defeated. Here is a new ad on this bad measure that we … More »
October 12, 2018
In just over three weeks Californian’s will go to the polls to vote for new representation and weigh in on important policy questions up and down the ballot. Vote by Mail packets are already in the mail. Our association makes recommendations on those issues that have a statewide direct and/or disproportionate impact on the commercial, industrial, … More »
Proposition 3 authorizes $8.9 billion in state general obligation bonds for various infrastructure projects related to water projects. Please vote YES on Proposition 3. … More »
Proposition 5 would allow homebuyers who are age 55 or older or severely disabled to transfer their tax assessments from their prior home to their new home. Please vote YES on Proposition 5. … More »
Proposition 10 repeals Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act and would allow rent control across the state. We believe the measure has too many flaws and must be defeated. Prop. 10 allows regulation of single-family homes, places bureaucrats in charge of housing, could cost the taxpayers millions in new costs to local government, and drives up the cost … More »
October 5, 2018
Proposition 10, on November’s ballot has too many flaws and must be defeated. Here is a new ad on this bad measure that we hope you will share widely with your networks: What Would Prop 10 Mean for California? Prop. 10: Allows Regulation of Single-Family Homes Places Bureaucrats in Charge of Housing with the Power to Add Additional Fees Puts Taxpayers … More »
Governor Jerry Brown’s last Sign/Veto Deadline was this past Sunday at Midnight. In his final Legislative year, the Legislature put 1,217 bills on his desk. He signed 1,016 of them. He vetoed 16.5% or 201 bills. We don’t want to get sentimental, but working with Governor Brown is, was, and always will be an honor. A few years ago, he was … More »
Thousands of bills were acted on in the final three weeks of Session. Here is a list of some of the most significant listed by those that were vetoed and those that were signed into law. With a note of caution, just because a bill was vetoed doesn’t mean we can stop worrying about it – most, if not all, of these bills will come back in the next … More »