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Mayor nominates Daniel Tenenbaum to the Housing Authority Board of Commissioners; awaiting committee review.
Under review — Mayor Bass nominated real estate executive Daniel Tenenbaum to the Housing Authority Board, and the Housing Committee is scheduled to hear the nomination on August 19 before it moves to a full Council vote.
LA Housing Department is seeking approval for a real estate transaction at 910 South Alandele Avenue under the REAP program.
Under review — the Housing Committee is considering whether to close out this rent-escrow case after the landlord fixed maintenance violations and restored the building to compliance standards.
City housing program seeks approval for residential project at 4322 South Honduras Street; committee hearing scheduled.
Under review — the Housing Department is asking Council to release a rental property from the city's rent-escrow enforcement program after confirming the landlord fixed all 16 code violations. The Housing Committee is still evaluating the request.
Housing Department seeks committee review of a property at 136 East Avenue 44 under the REAP program.
Under review — the city is seeking council approval to remove a four-unit property from its rent escrow program after the landlord fixed housing code violations and paid outstanding utility bills, with a hearing expected later this month.
LA Housing Department seeking approval for a real estate transaction at 276 South Union Avenue, currently under Housing Committee review.
Under review — the Housing Committee is considering whether to remove this four-unit rental property from the city's rent-escrow enforcement program after the landlord completed all required code violations and repairs.
Housing Department seeks committee review of property acquisition or program action at 2868 West Francis Avenue under the REAP program.
Under review — the Housing Department says code violations at this six-unit building have been fixed and is asking the Council to lift the rent escrow program, which would restore original rents within 30 days if approved. The Housing Committee is weighing the request.
Property removal from rent escrow program adopted in 2017; mysteriously reappeared in Housing Committee in September 2026 for unknown reasons.
Under review — the Housing Committee is evaluating whether to remove a North Hollywood rental property from the city's rent escrow program after code violations were cleared, with a Council vote expected later this month.
Mayor launches second round of Homes for LA affordable housing funding competition; applications opening soon through LA Housing Department.
Pending — the city's affordable housing funding announcement for Round 2 is waiting on Housing Committee review before the full council can formally adopt it, clearing the way for developers and nonprofits to apply.
LA Housing Department proposal for 3712 South 7th Avenue, likely a real estate or affordable housing project; awaiting Housing Committee review.
Under review — the Housing Committee is considering whether to remove this federally owned property from the rent reduction program after code violations were found but couldn't be enforced due to jurisdiction limits.
Los Angeles Housing Department proposes a project at 22525 West Del Valle Street under the REAP program; awaiting Housing Committee review.
Under review — the city is ready to lift a rent penalty on a Woodland Hills apartment building after the landlord fixed all violations, but the Housing Committee still needs to sign off before the full Council can vote to restore normal rents and release escrowed funds.
LA Housing Department seeks approval for a Real Estate Acquisition Program purchase at 4047 East Chevy Chase Drive.
Under review — the Housing Committee is examining whether to officially close the rent escrow account at this property now that electrical violations have been corrected and confirmed, which would restore tenant rents to normal levels and return any remaining escrow funds.
LA Housing Department seeks committee review of a property at 2441 Meadowvale Avenue under the REAP program.
Under review — the Housing Committee is weighing whether to remove this five-unit property from the rent escrow program after the landlord fixed all code violations and paid outstanding utility bills.
LA Housing Department seeks approval for a real estate transaction or disposition at 402 North Coronado Terrace under the REAP program.
Under review — the Housing Committee is evaluating whether to remove this 26-unit building from rent-reduction oversight after the owner fixed cited violations and paid outstanding charges. A decision would restore full rent and distribute held escrow funds.
LA Housing Department seeking approval for a Real Estate Asset Program disposition at 5345 South Ascot Avenue; early-stage committee review.
Under review — the Housing Committee is weighing whether to remove this five-unit rental property from the city's rent escrow program after the owner fixed all 63 code violations. A Council vote is targeted for late September.
Los Angeles Housing Department seeks to acquire or convey property at 2532 North Eastlake Avenue through the REAP program; Housing Committee to hear September 16.
Under review — the city is moving to release a four-unit building from rent escrow oversight after verifying all code violations have been fixed, but the Housing Committee still needs to sign off before the Council can vote to restore tenants' rents to original levels.
LA Housing Department seeks approval for a real estate transaction or development at 2335 West 20th Street; committee hearing scheduled.
Under review — the Housing Department is recommending removal of a rental property from the city's rent-penalty program after confirming all code violations have been fixed, but the Housing Committee hasn't yet scheduled it for a Council vote.
LA Housing Department seeks Committee review of property at 418 1/2 East 51st Street under REAP program; hearing scheduled.
Under review — the city is moving to close an enforcement case on a South Los Angeles rental property after repairs passed inspection, but the Housing Committee still needs to approve releasing the escrow account and restoring tenants' original rents.
Los Angeles Housing Department seeks approval for a Real Estate Asset Program (REAP) transaction at 436 South Cloverdale Avenue.
Under review — the Housing Committee is weighing whether to lift the rent-control program on this eight-unit building after the owner fixed all code violations and passed inspections, which would restore rents to normal levels if approved.
LA Housing Department seeks approval for a real estate action at 7820 North Lindley Avenue; Housing Committee hearing set for September 16.
Under review — the Housing Committee is weighing whether to lift rent reductions on a Reseda property after the landlord fixed code violations and paid outstanding charges. If approved, tenants' rents return to normal levels within 30 days.
Housing Department proposes action on South Muirfield property via REAP program; awaiting Housing Committee review.
Under review — the Housing Committee is evaluating LAHD's recommendation to lift rent reductions on this 18-unit building after the owner completed all required repairs and passed independent verification.
LA Housing Department seeks approval for a Real Estate Acquisition Program (REAP) purchase at 1052 West 60th Street.
Under review — the Housing Committee is evaluating whether to clear this four-unit building for removal from the rent escrow program after the owner fixed all code violations, with a full Council vote expected by month's end.
LA Housing Department seeks approval for a real estate transaction at 523 East 66th Street under the REAP program.
Under review — the Housing Committee is weighing whether to approve removal of a South Los Angeles rental property from the city's rent escrow program after the landlord corrected all heating and ventilation violations and settled outstanding charges.
Los Angeles Housing Department proposes action on a property at 610 South Evergreen Avenue; matter newly scheduled for Housing Committee review.
Under review — the Housing Department is asking the City Council to lift rent controls on a South Los Angeles rental property after the owner fixed two dozen housing code violations and passed inspection, pending committee approval and a Council vote.
City approves affordable housing contract with Genesis LA Economic Growth Corporation under the NOAH program to expand housing options.
Under review — the City Council is poised to approve a $102 million contract with Genesis LA to buy up naturally affordable rental buildings and preserve them long-term, after the Housing Committee voted unanimously in favor in early September.
Councilmember Monica Rodriguez's motion on HACLA rental assistance programs under Measure ULA, approved by Housing Committee in September.
Under review — the City Council is preparing to vote on a motion directing the Housing Department and HACLA to map out all rental assistance programs available to residents in HACLA properties, with an eye toward closing gaps in aid funded by Measure ULA.
Motion to refund affordable housing linkage fees paid by developers of incomplete construction and single-family projects; currently approved by Housing Committee, awaiting Planning review.
Under review — the Housing Committee approved this plan to let developers get refunds of up to $35,000 when affordable-housing-fee projects stall mid-construction, but it's now waiting for the Planning Committee's sign-off before the full City Council votes.
LA's implementation of SB 4 housing incentives with affordability and labor standards requirements, pending final Housing Committee approval.
Closed — the Housing Committee shelved this effort to align local housing rules with state law on affordable-rent lengths and construction wages, voting to note and file in September 2026. Related policy has moved forward elsewhere.
Housing Committee approves motion to enhance LA's Rent Escrow Account Program with improved public participation access and virtual meeting options.
Under review — the City Council is weighing a proposal to bring LAHD housing hearings back in-person by default while adding language interpretation and virtual access options, after the committee approved it in September.
Motion to create enforcement mechanisms and a public registry for Los Angeles short-term rentals, adopted unanimously in March 2025 but still pending implementation across multiple committees.
In progress — the city adopted this motion to crack down on illegal short-term rentals through a tracking database and enforcement plan, but departments are still working out the details of how to make it actually work.
Motion to regulate how landlords bill tenants for utilities in master-metered apartments; LAHD now recommends banning the practice for rent-controlled units entirely.
Under review — the city's housing department has delivered a detailed plan to ban utility billing formulas in rent-controlled apartments and tighten disclosure rules elsewhere, and it's now waiting for the Housing Committee to weigh in before any ordinance gets drafted.
Amendment to establish Citizens Oversight Committee for Measure ULA (real estate transfer tax); Council continued deliberation to June 17, 2026.
Under review — the City Council voted unanimously to advance changes to who can serve on the Measure ULA oversight committee, but continued the item to finalize the revisions before officially adopting them.
LA provides funding to Legal Aid Foundation for eviction defense and homelessness prevention services through the House LA program.
Pending — Council approved the five-year contract with the Legal Aid Foundation to continue eviction defense services through 2030, but a City Attorney report sent to committee in June 2026 has stalled further action and awaits a committee hearing.
Annual progress report on LA's housing element implementation and General Plan, currently pending in two committees after a June meeting cancellation.
Under review — the Planning Commission's annual housing progress report is stalled in two committees after a scheduled June hearing was cancelled, with no new date set yet and two years remaining before it expires.
Councilmember Nazarian proposes linking subsidized transit passes (LIFE Program) to new affordable housing developments citywide.
Under review — two committees have approved this plan to link transit subsidies with new housing developments, but it's waiting for final sign-off from the Housing and Homelessness Committee.
Councilmember McOsker proposes exempting certain ULA expenditures from Citizen Oversight Committee review, retroactively applied.
Pending — the city is reviewing whether to clarify Measure ULA's tax exemption for nonprofit subsidiaries that manage affordable housing and community projects, but the proposal is stalled in committee awaiting a hearing.