Mountain View webinar explains how landlords can lawfully raise rent under CSFRA
Summary
The City of Mountain View Rent Stabilization Division held a landlord-focused webinar that walked through which units the Community Stabilization and Fair Rent Act covers, 2026 allowable increases, petition options, notice and registration rules, and landlord resources.
Alitzel Camacho, of the City of Mountain View Rent Stabilization Division, opened the Aug. 11 webinar by emphasizing the session would provide policy and practical guidance rather than legal advice. "City staff is not able to offer legal advice, but we can offer facts, best practices, and an overview of the CSFRA," she said.
Camacho outlined the meeting's core subjects: which units are covered by the Community Stabilization and Fair Rent Act (CSFRA); the 2026 annual general adjustment (AGA) percentages; how to use banked increases and when petitions are available; required tenant notices and online filing steps; and available landlord help resources including in-person clinics and virtual office hours. She directed landlords to mountainview.gov/rentstabilization and the portal mvrent.mountainview.gov for forms and uploads. The city will email webinar slides and a recording to attendees next week.
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