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We are here and ready!! #RepealCostaHawkins #RentControlNow
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ACCE member and mother of three Cecilia Reyna will appeal to the Compton City Council tonight to support her and her family in her fight to stay in her home. Her global private equity giant Invitation Homes gave her family $550 rent increase this past year- a 50% increase of their rent while they continue to live in slum conditions which the company refuses to fix.
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‪At today’s California Democratic Party vote to endorse #YesOn10 for #RentControlNow, Maxine Waters urging dems to stay strong for families trying to have a decent place to live & to “bite the bullet” from the onslaught of corp landlords and real estate billionaires bombarding them #RepealCostaHawkins‬
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We may have already turned in nearly 600,000 signatures to #RepealCostaHawkins for #RentControlNow, but we're STILL hitting the streets daily organizing to build this movement. We expect two victories this November: repealing Costa Hawkins, but more importantly, building a mass movement of renters across California—a movement that will have the power to win lasting change, no matter the issue. We're building power for the PEOPLE; for those whose basic needs are often long forgotten by Sacramento and their corporate, big monied puppeteers. We will no longer settle for crumbs. #organize

https://www.nytimes.com/…/b…/economy/california-housing.html

Rent Control Campaign in California Is Taken to the Streets
Economic pressures are fueling a drive by tenants’ rights organizers at the state and city levels to let voters enact rent regulations.
nytimes.com

These rent controlled homes are below market rate, yet developers are targeting them for demolition to build affordable housing.

Should affordable housing construction come at the expense of already low cost housing with longtime residents? What do you think? #RentControlNow

Plan to demolish rent-controlled units for affordable housing in Westlake sparks backlash
Housing advocates are criticizing a plan to tear down rent-controlled units and build an affordable housing project in Westlake, arguing the city shouldn't back the plan to demolish the lower-priced units.
latimes.com
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