L.A. temporarily bans evictions for renovations
Briefly

The Los Angeles City Council has temporarily enacted an ordinance preventing landlords from evicting tenants for substantial renovations, a move aimed at protecting long-term renters from unjust evictions. This decision, which applies retroactively, is a response to concerns from tenant advocates who labeled the previous rules as loopholes for raising rents. While tenants view this as a victory, landlords argue it restricts necessary property upgrades. The ordinance serves as a temporary measure while the city seeks lasting solutions for tenant protections.
This ordinance is a result of a witch hunt by extremists that want to force mom-and-pop owners out of business.
There are tenants here today who will be evicted if this does not pass as amended.
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