Los Angeles Daily News: Stuart Waldman: Los Angeles must stop scapegoating short-term rentals
A small army of activists has mobilized to try to hold landlords accountable for price gouging on their rental listings after the Los Angeles wildfires. The wildfires around Los Angeles this month ...
Realtors Gita Vasseghi and Melea Avrach started hearing from clients looking for temporary housing as early as January 7, the day the Los Angeles fires began. Based on the East Side of the city, they ...
Mercury News: Rent gouging in Los Angeles County will soon carry a maximum $50,000 penalty
As if life wasn’t difficult enough for thousands of people in Los Angeles County with no place to live because they lost their homes in the recent wildfires, some landlords have been jacking up rental ...
Rent gouging in Los Angeles County will soon carry a maximum $50,000 penalty
KTLA: Study says Los Angeles rent prices spiked illegally during historic wildfires
A new study by a tenant advocacy group shows a major increase in rent prices across the Los Angeles area during Southern California’s recent wildfires despite laws preventing price gouging during ...
New York Post: Los Angeles landlords jack up rent by as much as 124% — flouting price gouging laws during deadly wildfires
Landlords in fire-ravaged Los Angeles have jacked up rents — in some cases by more than double the price — in violation of California law against price gouging as thousands of residents seek shelter.
Los Angeles landlords jack up rent by as much as 124% — flouting price gouging laws during deadly wildfires