NAA Legislative & Regulatory Tracker
The National Apartment Association's (NAA) advocacy mission includes providing our advocates with the most up-to-date information on the federal regulatory and legislative proposals impacting rental housing providers. NAA also tracks state and local activity of national significance, highlighting our affiliate network's advocacy priorities. Knowing what is being proposed and by who is the first step in ensuring the voice of the industry is heard by policymakers as they deliberate, and to positively impact those deliberations. The trackers below are your resources for monitoring activity at all levels of government of importance to the industry!
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The Local, State, and Federal Trackers are designed to help users quickly locate and explore relevant ordinances across multiple jurisdictions. Whether you're researching local regulations, state-level policies, or federal mandates, this tool streamlines your search and provides easy access to the information you need.
- Local Ordinance Tracker: By default, the first 12 ordinances are displayed to give you a quick overview. Once you begin your search, additional ordinances will be revealed to match your query.
- State & Federal Tracker: These sections offer comprehensive search capabilities across broader legislative databases.
CA
City: Berkeley
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: On November 2026 ballot.
Sets a 10% limit on annual rent increases.
6/30/2026
https://berkeleyca.gov/sites/default/files/Berkeley_Rent%20Ordinance%20-%20Full%20Text.pdf
CA
City: Burbank
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Voted on 10/29/2025 to have city staff draft annual rent increase cap ordinance, will revisit in early 2026.
Soft cap on annual rent increases at 4%, though that figure may still change.
10/29/2025.
CA
City: Fortuna
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Passed on 04/06/2026.
Establishes rent stabilization regulations for mobile home parks.
1/5/2026
CA
City: Half Moon Bay
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Passed on 5/9/2026.
Would repeal local rent control, registry ordinances, instead relying on state law.
N/A
CA
City: Los Angeles
Issue: Eviction
Current Status: Introduced on 2/5/2026.
Increases the amount of unpaid rent a resident may owe before a housing provider can begin eviction proceedings to 3 months of fair market rent. Extends restriction to all cities in the county using emergency powers.
2/5/2026.
CA
City: Lemon Grove
Issue: Just Cause Eviction
Current Status: Passed on 9/1/2026.
Prohibits termination of certain residential tenancies without just cause and requires landlords to file copies of no?fault notices with the city.
N/A
https://www.socalrha.org/lemon-grove-tenant-protection-ordinance-guide
CA
City: Malibu
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Voted 2/9/2026 to defer amendments to city's mobile home park rent stabilization ordinance.
Would have modernized language while maintaning core rent control framework, including CPI caps of 2-5% and 15% vacancy increases.
N/A
CA
City: Pasadena
Issue: Source of Income
Current Status: Passed on 3/30/2026
Designates Source of Income as a protected characteristic in housing.
N/A
https://library.municode.com/ca/pasadena/codes/code_of_ordinances
CA
City: Redwood City
Issue: Rent Control, Just Cause Eviction
Current Status: On November 2026 ballot.
Limits annual rent increases to 5% or 60% CPI, whichever lower. Includes JCE, anti-harassment, and other provisions.
N/A
CA
City: San Diego
Issue: Fee Regulation
Current Status: Reading held on 6/30/2026 Council Meeting
Caps additional fees at 5% and limits late fees to 2% of rent. Requires the disclosure of total rent and all additional fees in advertising materials.
N/A
CA
City: San Francisco
Issue: Rent Control, Right to Counsel, Eviction, Etc.
Current Status: Mayor unveiled broad tenant protections package.
CA
City: San Leandro
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Adopted on 2/2/2026. Effective 1/1/2027.
Cap annual rent increases at 65% of the CPI or 3%, whichever lower. Establish a base rent date of July 1, 2025. Prohibit the banking of unused allowable rent increases.
1/12/2026
https://sanleandro.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=15059434&GUID=8CA258BA-AD8A-46EF-BDE9-7436395978C2
CA
City: San Pablo
Issue: Just Cause Eviction
Current Status: Adopted, Effective 04/01/2026.
Imposes stricter just case eviction restrictions than current state law, including eliminating 12 month wait period for protections to kick in.
2/2/2026
https://sanpablo.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=15157051&GUID=8BC190D6-4C67-43BC-B1D4-EE06A109E77C
CA
City: San Pablo
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: On November 2026 ballot.
Potential ballot measure which would cap annual rent increases at 3% or 60% CPI, whichever is lower.
N/A
https://richmondstandard.com/community/2026/06/19/san-pablo-to-study-rent-control-initiative/
CA
City: Santa Ana
Issue: Revenue Management
Current Status: Passed on March 3, 2026. Currently in effect.
"""Section 8-3602 � Use and Sale of Algorithmic Devices Prohibited (a) It is unlawful for a person to sell, license, or otherwise provide an Algorithmic Device to a Landlord. (b) It is unlawful for a Landlord to use an Algorithmic Device to set rental rates or occupancy levels for Residential Real Property. For each month a violation of Section 8 3602(b) exists or continues, and for each Residential Rental Property a Landlord uses an Algorithmic Device, it shall constitute a separate and distinct violation."""
N/A
https://naahq.org/sites/default/files/2026-08/Santa%20ana%20revenue%20management%20ordinance.pdf
CA
City: Santa Barbara
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Passed on 1/13/2026.
Freezes rents at Dec. 2025 levels, freezes evictions other than those for just cause. In tandem, city is working on full rent stabilization ordinance.
N/A
CA
City: Santa Barbara
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Passed on 09/29/2026.
Limits annual rent increases to 60% of the rise in CPI with a maximum of 3%, whichever is lower.
N/A
https://santabarbaraca.gov/services/housing-human-services/affordable-housing/rent-stabilization
CA
City: West Hollywood
Issue: Revenue Management
Current Status: Passed on 5/4/2026. Effective on 6/3/2026.
"prohibit(s) the use, sale, and license of algorithmic rental price fixing."
4/20/2026
https://weho.granicus.com/MetaViewer.php?view_id=&event_id=1742&meta_id=318892
CA
City: Stockton
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Commitee Staff directed rent control to be studied by staff on 5/5/2026.
Legislative/Environmental Committee directed staff to return with policy options, including possible rent-cap scenarios.
N/A
https://caanet.org/stockton-housing-providers-could-face-stricter-local-rent-caps/
CA
City: Salinas
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Council voted to officially put on Nov. ballot on 6/2/2026.
Would repeal city's existing rent stabilization policies.
N/A
DC
City: Washington, DC
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Failed for 2026 ballot. Potential to reemerge.
Would freeze rent for two years, and again during periods of high inflation.
N/A
IL
City: Chicago
Issue: Just Cause Eviction, Rental Registry
Current Status: Introduced on 6/29/2026
Would create a mandatory rental registry and also implement just cause eviction protections
6/29/2026
https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/doh/provdrs/renters/svcs/protecting-renters-ordinance.html
IL
City: Chicago
Issue: Renter's Bill of Rights
Current Status: Being Reviewed in Committee on Housing and Real Estate
Creates a renter's bill of rights that would include rights for tenant union organizing, repairing units and deducting costs from rent, and witholding rent and terminating leases in certain contexts. Creates Bureau of Rental Housing Services that would, among other things, be tasked with creating a citywide rental registry.
6/29/2026
https://chicityclerkelms.chicago.gov/Matter/?matterId=1AED586B-D270-F111-AB0C-001DD808E0AF
IL
City: Evanston
Issue: Revenue Management
Current Status: Passed on 6/8/2026. Effective 7/8/2026
(a) No person shall enter into an agreement with any other person to not compete with respect to rental pricing, fees, or any other rental term for residential dwelling units in the City, including but not limited to an agreement for services related to an algorithmic device. (b) No person shall engage in price coordination for residential dwelling units in the City, including through the sale, licensure, or provision of any service or product that involves price coordination of residential dwelling units, and including but not limited to a service related to an algorithmic device. (c) No person shall facilitate an agreement between two or more persons to not compete with respect to rental pricing, fees, or any other rental term for residential dwelling units in the City, including but not limited to an agreement for services related to an algorithmic device. (d) No person shall use, subscribe to, or contract or pay for, the services of another person if such services involve price coordination or otherwise encourage or facilitate an agreement with other persons to not compete with respect to any rental term for residential dwelling units in the City, including but not limited to services related to an algorithmic device.
4/21/2026
MA
City: Holyoke
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Resolution passed on 6/16/2026.
Supports rent stabilization.
N/A
Holyoke City Council Meeting June 16, 2026 - City of Holyoke
MD
City: Anne Arundel County
Issue: Eviction
Current Status: Took effect 7/1/2026
Extends eviction notice from 10 to 14 days. Allows landlords to dispose of property left on the property after 24 hours. Gets rid of prior property reclamation period.
N/A
https://www.aacounty.org/sites/default/files/2025-12/bill-101-25.pdf
MD
City: Baltimore County
Issue: Eviction
Current Status: Introduced on 8/3/2026.
Would require housing providers to give tenants written eviction notice at least 14 days before a removal.
N/A
https://countycouncilweb.s3.amazonaws.com/Bills%202026/b07426.pdf
MD
City: Frederick
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Proposed, ordinance not yet drafted.
No text available.
1/16/2026.
MD
City: Frederick
Issue: Fee Regulation
Current Status: Proposed on 7/9/2026.
would require housing providers to include mandatory fees in the advertised rent rather than listing them separately. Would still allow optional services and charges already authorized under Maryland law.
7/9/2026
MD
City: Montgomery County
Issue: Revenue Management
Current Status: Public hearing held on 3/10/2026. Committee review not scheduled yet.
Prohibits the use of algorithmic devices to establish rents or rental terms in the county and prohibits price coordination regarding rents or rental terms.
2/10/2026
MD
City: Rockville
Issue: Revenue management
Current Status: Passed on 7/6/2026. Effective 1/1/2027
bans algorithmic rent pricing, prohibits using rent-setting software and shared competitor data to set rents.
N/A
ME
City: Auburn
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Passed on 8/17/2026.
Limits annual mobile home rent increases to CPI + 1%. Limits park owners to max once-a-year rent increases.
N/A
ME
City: Jay
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: If certified by board, to be voted on by city residents on 4/2026.
Retroactive moratorium on mobile home park rent increases, and pause on further increases
N/A
ME
City: Sanford
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Passed.
Limits annual rent increases for mobile homes.
N/A
https://sanfordspringvalenews.com/city-will-act-to-protect-mobile-park-residents/
MI
City: Ann Arbor
Issue: Fee Regulation
Current Status: Passed on 1/20/2026, effective on 8/1/2026
Sets multiple limitations on the implementation of rental fees. Requires disclosure of optional fees and application fees. Mandates that mandatory fees be included and base rent. See Ordinance for more details.
1/20/2026
https://naahq.org/sites/default/files/2026-03/Ann%20Arbor%20Fee%20Transparency%20Law.pdf
NJ
City: Jersey City
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Executive Order, Issued on 1/22/2026.
"Cracking Down on Illegal Rents" - establishes citywide rent control audit. Notes that findings of noncompliance will be referred for enforcement action.
N/A
https://www.jerseycitynj.gov/news/crackdownonlandlordsrentcontrolaudit
NJ
City: Jersey City
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Executive Order, Issued on 1/22/2026.
"Seeking Maximum Penalties for Housing Violations" - directs municipal prosecutor to enforce city's Minimum Penalty Ordinance for Housing Related Violations, including those regarding rent control.
N/A
https://www.jerseycitynj.gov/news/crackdownonlandlordsrentcontrolaudit
NY
City: Troy
Issue: Just Cause Eviction
Current Status: Passed, Mayoral veto overriden on 04/09/2026.
Opted into NY state-level good cause eviction law.
N/A
NY
City: Monticello
Issue: Just Cause Eviction
Current Status: Passed on 06/03/2026.
Opted into NY state-level good cause eviction law.
N/A
https://midhudsonnews.com/2026/06/04/monticello-enacts-good-cause-eviction-legislation/
NY
City: New York City
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Rent freeze vote passed on 06/25/2026.
Freezes of rent for rent-stabilizaed units for both one and two year leases.
N/A
https://rentguidelinesboard.cityofnewyork.us/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/2026-05-07-Agenda.pdf
NY
City: New Paltz
Issue: Just Cause Eviction
Current Status: Town council voted unanimously to opt into state law on 9/03/2026.
Opted into NY state-level good cause eviction law.
N/A
https://hudsonvalleyone.com/2026/09/05/new-paltz-adopts-good-cause-eviction-law/
MI
City: Ann Arbor
Issue: Tenant Bill of Rights/Right to Organize
Current Status: 9/27/2026
Landlords that violate a tenant's right to organize can face fines up to $500
N/A
MO
City: Kingston
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Mayoral veto overridden on 1/07/2026.
Maintains full ETPA/rent control protections for buildings of 6 or more units built before 1974.
1/7/2026
OK
City: Tulsa
Issue: Eviction, Right to Counsel
Current Status: Passed on 09/16/2026.
Resolution which seeks to develop a program that would provide legl representation to low-income tenants and landlords navigating the eviction process without legal assistance.
N/A
https://www.cityoftulsa.org/apps/CouncilDocuments?item=50445
OR
City: Eugene
Issue: TOPA
Current Status: On 02/25/2026, Council directed staff to include information and impementation plan for TOPA policy, prioritized over other discussed Renters Protections Phase III
TOPA, tenant protections planning underway, still in discussion phase.
N/A
Renter Protections Process | Eugene, OR Website
PA
City: Allentown
Issue: Source of Income
Current Status: Passed on 6/4/2025.
Expands list of protected classes, to include source of income
5/7/2025
PA
City: Philadelphia
Issue: Just Cause Eviction
Current Status: Advanced on 3/4/2026.
Would remove exemptions for Just Cause Eviction, covering all renters.
4/10/2025
PA
City: Phillipsburg
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Passed on 1/13/2026.
Repeals entirety of 2024 ordinance establishing the town's rent control bylaws.
1/13/2026
RI
City: Providence
Issue: Rent Control
Current Status: Failed in May 2026.
Puts a 4% limit on annual rent hikes for some units across the city. Newly constructed units, owner-occupied w/ 3 apartments or less would be exempt.
N/A
TX
City: Austin
Issue: Fee Regulation
Current Status: Passed City Council on 5/28/2026. Effective on 10/1/2026 for those with fifty or more units. Effective on 1/1/2027 for those with under fifty units.
Requires disclosure of mandatory and optional fees either when information about the rental is presented or when an application is filed, whichever is earlier.
N/A
TX
City: Houston
Issue: Right to Cooling
Current Status: Passed on 8/19/2026
Requires that habitable spaces are no higher than 80 degrees fahrenheit or 20 degrees cooler than the outside temperature
N/A
https://www.houstontx.gov/council/committees/propa/20260728/right-to-air-conditioning.pdf
TX
City: San Antonio
Issue: Source of Income
Current Status: Passed City Council on 5/7/2026.
Creates SOI protections for veterans using HUD vouchers at any property with 5+ units in the city.
N/A
WA
City: Seattle
Issue: Fee Regulation
Current Status: Passed City Council on 8/11/2026. Effective 7/1/2027.
Requires upfront disclosure of rent, utilities, mandatory fees. Bans certain fees.
7/8/2026
WA
City: Spokane
Issue: Right to Cooling
Current Status: Passed on 07/29/2026.
Makes "adequate cooling" a requirement in residential rental units. All new construction permitted after January 1, 2027 must niclude cooling equipment.
N/A
WA
City: Spokane
Issue: Revenue Management
Current Status: Passed on 12/2/2025, awaiting mayor's signing. Effective 30 days after mayor's signing.
Makes illegal for "Any landlord, in or affecting commerce, to contract with or otherwise exchange anything of value in return for the coordinating services of an algorithm service provider" and "Any algorithm service provider, in or affecting commerce, to provide coordinating services to two or more landlords."
10/15/2025
WA
City: Tacoma
Issue: Fee Regulation
Current Status: Passed on 12/9/2025, effective on 1/1/2026
Limits late fees to 1.5% of monthly rent.
2/2/2025
https://naahq.org/sites/default/files/2025-12/Ordinance%20No.%2029086.pdf
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