California Apartment Associations
12 apartment associations in California. Connect with fellow landlords, access member screening services, and stay up to date on local landlord-tenant law.
California Apartment Association
CAA is California's largest statewide apartment industry association, representing landlords across all 58 counties. CAA is the foremost advocate for rental housing providers before the California Legislature, providing legally compliant lease forms, rent control compliance tools, and statewide education on California's complex landlord-tenant laws.
Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles
The AAGLA is one of the nation's largest apartment associations, serving landlords throughout Los Angeles County. With over 10,000 members, AAGLA provides legal resources, lease agreements, tenant screening, and powerful advocacy for rental property owners navigating California's complex landlord-tenant laws.
Apartment Association of Orange County
AAOC serves apartment owners and property managers throughout Orange County. As one of Southern California's largest apartment associations, AAOC provides lease forms, tenant screening, education on California landlord-tenant law, and advocacy for rental housing providers in cities with local rent control ordinances.
San Diego County Apartment Association
SDCAA is the primary trade association for the apartment industry in San Diego County. With thousands of member units, the association provides legislative advocacy, education, forms, and tenant screening resources for rental housing providers throughout San Diego.
San Jose Apartment Association
Serving rental property owners in San Jose and Silicon Valley. As San Jose operates one of California's most stringent rent stabilization programs, SJAA provides landlords with compliant lease forms, education on Just Cause for Eviction, rent increase limits, and advocacy before the San Jose Rent Board.
Small Property Owners of San Francisco
SPOSF represents independent landlords with small residential buildings in San Francisco. Navigating the nation's most complex landlord-tenant environment — including SF's strict just-cause eviction rules, rent board regulations, and Ellis Act requirements — SPOSF provides landlords with the education and advocacy they need to operate legally and profitably.
Apartment Association of the San Fernando Valley
Representing landlords throughout the San Fernando Valley. AASFV provides lease forms, tenant screening, and education on Los Angeles's complex local rent stabilization ordinance (RSO) for Valley landlords managing properties in cities like Burbank, Glendale, and unincorporated LA County.
East Bay Rental Housing Association
EBRHA serves independent landlords in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. Known for its robust landlord education programs, EBRHA helps Bay Area rental property owners navigate rent control ordinances, just-cause eviction rules, and Oakland's rental adjustment program.
Apartment Association of California Southern Cities
Serving landlords in the South Bay cities of Los Angeles County. AACSC provides member landlords with legally compliant lease forms, tenant screening resources, and educational workshops on California rental law, rent control, and eviction procedures.
Rental Housing Association of Sacramento Valley
Serving rental property owners in the Sacramento region and San Joaquin Valley. RHASV provides education on California landlord-tenant law, legally compliant lease agreements, and advocacy for independent landlords in Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado, and surrounding counties.
Rental Housing Association of Northern California
Serving rental property owners across the Sacramento region and Northern California. RHANC provides landlord education, lease agreements, and advocacy on local and state housing policy that affects independent landlords throughout the Central Valley and foothills.
Tri-County Apartment Association
Representing landlords in Santa Barbara, Ventura, and San Luis Obispo counties. TCAA provides lease forms, landlord education, and advocacy for rental housing providers along California's Central Coast, where a tight supply of rental housing and high demand create unique market conditions.
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