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Legislators should know tenant protection ordinances don’t work
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Legislators should know tenant protection ordinances don’t work
In the past couple of years, several local cities including San Diego, Imperial Beach and Chula Vista have enacted laws that are known as “Tenant Protection Ordinances” (TPOs) on top of California’s tenant protections, which are already the strictest in the nation. So why did another local City Council recently vote against creating a TPO? In Oceanside, Oceanside City Councilmember Rick Robinson reversed his vote on a proposed TPO that would hav…
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