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City ordinance
Santa Monica Rent Control Charter Amendment
Chapter 4, Article XVIII - Local caps, registration requirements, and just-cause protections for covered units.
santamonica.gov
Max increaseNotice periodJust cause
State law
California Tenant Protection Act (AB 1482)
Civil Code sections 1946.2 and 1947.12 - Baseline statewide cap, exemptions, and notice obligations that still apply statewide.
leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
CPI + 5% cap10% ceilingExemptions
County bulletin
LA County annual allowable increase bulletin
Annual allowable rent increase bulletin - Current published rate and effective-date guidance for unincorporated county properties.
dcba.lacounty.gov
Annual rateEffective datesBanking
Official sources used
Santa Monica Rent Control Charter Amendmentsantamonica.gov
cityCalifornia Tenant Protection Act (AB 1482)leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
stateLA County annual allowable increase bulletindcba.lacounty.gov
countySample conclusion
A property at 1425 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica is governed by both the local rent control charter and state AB 1482 — with the local 2.3% local limit taking precedence over the state cap.
santamonica.govleginfo.ca.gov
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