Every day, elected officials at the local, county, state and federal levels of government make public policy decisions that impact rental-housing providers and the greater rental-housing industry. The Apartment Association of Orange County (AAOC) is here to serve as your voice on the government issues affecting the rental housing industry in Orange County and parts of Riverside County, as well as at the State Capitol, in Sacramento.
AAOC works closely with both elected officials and government staff to ensure our members rights and interests are represented and protected. Additionally, as members of the National Apartment Association (NAA) and the California Rental Housing Association (CalRHA), our members receive additional representation at the federal and state levels of government.
Visit this page to find out the latest information on the major public policy issues that AAOC is tackling on our members' behalf. If you have questions, contact AAOC Vice President of External Affairs Chip Ahlswede at (714) 245-9500 or chip@aaoc.com.
The roll out of Santa Ana's Rent Registry has created a number of major issues for residents and property owners alike. Figuring out a solution for everyone will be essential. Continue Reading
SANTA ANA RENT CONTROL UPDATE There’s been a lot going on in Santa Ana as the city has moved forward with full implementation of its rent control law. Here’s a quick update for you. And, heads up, we need you to get involved! SANTA ANA RENT BOARD The city recently announced it is... Continue Reading
Oppose AB 12 - another attempt to limit your ability to work with applicants that have little or no credit. Continue Reading
Oppose SB 567 - another attempt to restrict your ability to keep your property up to date. Continue Reading
The California Legislature's 2023 ACA 10 seeks to establish housing as a human right - with very vague language that could be interpreted a number of different ways were it to pass - and with far reaching implications for private property owners. Continue Reading
CPI adjustments for 2023-2024 will be 3.8% in the Orange County cities, and 3.9% in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties Continue Reading
AAOC's efforts to educate the public on the impacts of rent control hit a new level of success as it was published in all 11 SCNG publications reaching 1.2 million Southern California residents. Continue Reading
What happens when multifamily industry professionals stand up for themselves and the industry? They succeed. Continue Reading
Buena Park City Council will be having a discussion on 4/25 @ 6PM about expanding the rental inspection program and Multifamily Professionals NEED to make our voices heard Continue Reading
Buena Park considers expanding rental inspections citywide with hefty new fee... based on tenant testimony and no multifamily professional chance to respond Continue Reading
The Apartment Association of Orange County (AAOC) has filed a lawsuit against the city of Santa Ana challenging the municipality’s rent stabilization and just cause eviction ordinance. Continue Reading
While election ballots are still coming in and being tabulated, it is safe to say that AAOC endorsed candidates won in a MAJOR way last night. Continue Reading
