Berkeley Tenants Union will hold our quarterly member potluck on Wednesday July 8th. There will be free tenant counseling from 6:30 to 7:30 PM, updates on demolitions and short term rentals regulations, and a roundtable discussion about enforcement of safety…
Tag: Supreme Court
BTU Members Meeting
Posted in Issues Tagged with: accessory dwelling, affordable housing, Air BnB, AirBnB, balcony collapse, Bates, bed and breakfast, Berkeley, Berkeley Tenants Union, code enforcement, Demolition, demolitions, displacement, Droste, Durant, enforcement, evictions, Fair Housing, Home Away, HomeAway, homeshare, hotel tax, housing crisis, housing inspections, housing safety, housing shortage, John Selawsky, Library Gardens, Mayor Bates, neighborhood preservation, Orloff, Paris, pests, Planning Commission, quiet enjoyment, Rent Board, Rent Control, Renters, San Francisco, Segue, short-term rentals, student housing, Supreme Court, tenants, Tom Bates, travel, unhosted, Vacation Rentals, VRBO, ZAB, Zoning
Landlords Pledge Half a Million Each Year to Fight Berkeley Rent Board
Leaders of the Berkeley Property Owners Association – including owners of Premium Properties, Shaw Properties, Everest, real estate agent Jon Vicars, legal advocate Michael St. John, and the notorious Lakireddy family – have formed a new political coalition. Is their…
Posted in Issues Tagged with: affordable housing, Albert Sukoff, balcony collapse, Berkeley, Berkeley Property Owners Association, Berkeley Tenants Union, Berkeleyside, Bob Richerson, BPOA, BRHC, California Building Industry, City Council, code enforcement, Costa-Hawkins, demolitions, displacement, Ellis Act, evictions, Franco Reggi, housing crisis, housing inspections, housing safety, housing shortage, inclusionary, Inclusionary Housing Ordinance, Jesse Arreguin, Judy Shaw, Katherine Harr, Kathy Harr, Lakireddy, Library Gardens, Los Angeles, neighborhood preservation, nexus study, PAC, pests, political action, Premium Properties, Rent Board, rent ceiling, Rent Control, rental housing coalition, Renters, Richard Genirberg, San Jose, Segue, St. John, Supreme Court, tenants, Venkata Vemireddy, Vicars