Content last updated Apr. 24, 2024

Measure JJ

Just Cause for Eviction and Rent Adjustment

Summary

This measure would: (1) extend the just cause eviction requirements to rental units constructed and approved for occupancy before December 31, 1995, if the units were newly constructed from the group and not created by rehabilitating, improving, or converting pre-existing commercial space or other residential rental space; (2) amend the Rent Ordinance to require that landlords obtain approval from the Rent Program before imposing any rent increases exceeding the Consumer Price Index. Without advance approval, landlords could not make tenants pay any rent increases noticed on or after February 1, 2017 exceeding the allowable adjustment. In addition the measure would require the City to provide an annual notice to residents that would include the amount of the allowable cost-of-living rent adjustment for the year while explaining how to get information for a rent increase.

Contributions by region

Contributions to Support
$850,351

Contributions to Oppose
$0

Supporting regions
Out of State
$34K
$34K
Within California
$351K
$351K
Within Oakland
$466K
$466K
Opposing regions

Contributions by type

Supporting contributors
Committee
$533K
$533K
Individual
$114K
$114K
Other (includes Businesses)
$203K
$203K
Opposing contributors

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In support of the measure
Causa Justa :: Just Cause (nonprofit 501(c)(3))
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$169,166
$169K
$169K
Committee to Protect Oakland Renters - Yes on Measure JJ, sponsored by labor and community organizations
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$399,467
$399K
$399K
In opposition of the measure

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