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California’s New Real Estate Laws for 2025: What Investors Need to Know

Beach Front Property Management

Californias real estate landscape is changing with new laws taking effect in 2025, impacting landlords, developers, property owners, and investors. These legislative updates cover resident protections, rent control, property safety, zoning changes, tax regulations, short-term rental restrictions, and corporate ownership rules.

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Rent Prices Rebound In January

Rental Housing Journal

Rent prices rebounded in January and are off to a positive start in 2025, according to the Yardi Matrix January report. After a weak second half of 2024, multifamily advertised asking rents rebounded in January, Yardi Matrix writes in the report. Single-family build-to-rent rental rates also rebounded after several down months.

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Rents Decline Again In January- Have They Hit Bottom?

Rental Housing Journal

Nationwide rents declined again in January for the sixth month in a row, according to the February report from Apartment List. Rents fell 0.2% in January a month that typically marks the bottom of the rental market each year, before rents start to rise in the spring. Year-over-year growth also remains negative at -0.5

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Oregon Considers Rent Control Expansion To Newer Projects

Rental Housing Journal

Oregon lawmakers are considering rent control expansion, called rent stabilization, to include some newer buildings, according to reports. The current law applies only to residential rental units 15 years and older and limits rent increases to 10% a year. Also, lawmakers are considering banning the use of AI to set rents.

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Multifamily Rents Rise As Economy Begins To Slow

Rental Housing Journal

average national rent increased and occupancy rates remain relatively unaffected by heavy supply growth, Yardi Matrix says in the April report. Highlights of the report Multifamily advertised rents continued to grow moderately in April as demand coming from a solid labor market and weak home sale market remained consistent. population.

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Multifamily New Supply To Decrease In 2025-2026

Rental Housing Journal

This decrease, however, comes from a very high starting level, and a still-large inventory of properties remains to be completed. That follows a very high level of development activity and a large inventory of properties still to be completed. to roughly 525,000 units, with a 2026 increase of 11.5% population.

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Multifamily Starts 2025 ‘Walking a Tightrope’

Rental Housing Journal

advertised rent falling $4 nationally in December to $1,742. Year-over-year rent growth, which remains positive albeit weak, was down 10 basis points to 0.6%. Demand stayed robust throughout the year in most regions, so regional and market-level rent change was determined by the amount of local supply growth. month-over-month.

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