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Tenants’ Rights When a Rent-Controlled Building is Bought or Sold
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Tenants’ Rights When a Rent-Controlled Building is Bought or Sold

One of the most common questions we get from tenants is - what happens when my landlord sells my building? ... Continue Reading

Wrongful Evictions Due to Ellis Act Violations
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Wrongful Evictions Due to Ellis Act Violations

If you're a renter covered by a Rent Ordinance, your landlord must have a "just cause" reason to evict you. ... Continue Reading

Eviction Controls Expanded to Cover Newer Buildings in SF
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Eviction Controls Expanded to Cover Newer Buildings in SF

On January 20, 2020, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed a new change in the law to expand eviction ... Continue Reading

San Francisco Increases Relocation Payments to Tenants Facing Ellis Act Evictions
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San Francisco Increases Relocation Payments to Tenants Facing Ellis Act Evictions

To the chagrin of many tenants, relocation payments in no fault evictions have, for a long time, been little consolation ... Continue Reading

The Ellis Act: What You Need to Know
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The Ellis Act: What You Need to Know

Everyone in San Francisco seems to be talking about the Ellis Act these days. The rate of evictions continues to sky ... Continue Reading

Ellis Act in the News
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Ellis Act in the News

Ellis Act eviction of elderly tenants from their 34 year tenancy featured on NBC Bay Area: http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/Elderly-Couple-Out-of-Housing-Options-if-Evicted-Out-of-SF-Apartment-225140562.html... Continue Reading

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