As of Oct 1, 2026Engine run
Sources retrieved Oct 1, 2026.
How much can my rent go up?
- Limit on residential rent increasesCity lawIn forceDepends on: Applies to residential buildings other than buildings constructed after February 1, 1995 and mobile home spaces offered for rent after January 1, 1990.
- Limit on rent increasesState lawIn forceDepends on: Applies to subsequent increases after an initial rental rate is established; subject to the statutory exceptions.
When can they end my tenancy?
- Just cause required to terminate tenancyCity lawIn forceDepends on: Does not apply to housing produced in the last 15 years, deed-restricted affordable housing, hotels and transient occupancy, hospitals and care facilities, dormitories, or other shared living quarters.
- Just cause required for covered tenanciesState lawIn forceDepends on: Subject to the statutory exclusions and qualifying local-ordinance rules.
How much deposit can they ask?
- One-month security limitState lawIn forceDepends on: Conditions not extracted yet.
What can they charge me to apply?
- Limit on application screening feesState lawIn forceDepends on: Conditions not extracted yet.
What can they check about me?
- Do not discriminate or harass in housingState lawIn forceDepends on: Conditions not extracted yet.
Can rent-setting software be used on my rent?
- Prohibition on algorithm use or distribution in a restraint of tradeState lawIn forceDepends on: Conditions not extracted yet.