In a significant move, the Los Angeles City Council voted on Tuesday to adjust the cap on the first allowable rent increase for stabilized apartments once the city's COVID-era rent freeze expires at the end of January 2024. This decision marks a pivotal moment for approximately 624,000 units in 118,000 properties under the Rent Stabilization […]
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