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Presenter explains AB 1482, relocation assistance and local variations

City of San Buenaventura (Ventura) educational event · July 27, 2026
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Summary

The presenter summarized AB 1482 rent limits and no-fault eviction obligations, explained mom-and-pop exemptions, and described varied local relocation assistance amounts (examples: state baseline, Burbank three months, Los Angeles larger sums).

Presenter summarized AB 1482 as establishing statewide rent limitations and no-fault eviction protections that can trigger relocation assistance obligations. "It limits how much a landlord can increase rent," the Presenter said, noting the 5% plus CPI or 10% benchmark and the two-increases-per-year cap; he also explained the mom-and-pop exemption requires notice to tenants to be effective.

The Presenter described relocation-assistance mechanics and local differences: state-level assistance figures were described as modest (a month's rent in many places), while some municipalities (example cited: Burbank) require larger payments (three months) and Los Angeles has substantially higher administration/assistance levels in some cases. He also discussed escrow options and the 15-day timing for payout once notice is given.