Measure on the ballot in the 2018 California 2018 General Election in California.
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Get StartedA “yes” vote gives all local governments the authority to control the prices landlords charge for rent.
A “no” vote maintains current restrictions on local governments’ ability to control rent.
According to an independent legislative analyst hired by the State of California to conduct an investigation into the ballot measure, rent control can help the economy, as renters have more of their own cash to spend at local businesses. This can result in higher wages and job creation in California., in support of Proposition 10 (Learn more)
California is facing a housing affordability crisis. According to the Mckinsey Global Institute, at least 30% of people in every urban area cannot afford local rents. Laws like the Costa Hawkins Rental Housing Act protect wealthy landlords who force out long-term residents in order to increase profits., in support of Proposition 10 (Learn more)
According to the California Apartment Association, rent control would cause landlords to leave the market, reducing the number of new rental properties, and making the current housing shortage worse. , in opposition to Proposition 10 (Learn more)
As vacancies begin to fill due to lower rent prices, fewer affordable housing options will be available overall., in opposition to Proposition 10 (Learn more)
This proposition would allow local governments to control rent prices for residences. The initiative also repeals the Costa Hawkins Rental Housing Act, which places limits on local government’s power to control rent.
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