San Luis Obispo advances 10% cap on mobile home space rent at resale
The San Luis Obispo City Council unanimously advanced a proposed 10% cap on space-rent increases when mobile homes change ownership.
Key facts
- The San Luis Obispo City Council voted unanimously to move forward with amendments to its mobile home rent stabilization ordinance.
- The proposed changes would generally limit space-rent increases to 10% when a mobile home changes ownership.
- Annual increases already negotiated in leases signed before July 2, 2026 would not be altered.
- Deputy City Attorney Sadie Symens said some resale-related space-rent increases had exceeded 200%.
- The ordinance was set to return to the City Council for final adoption.
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Source: San Luis Obispo takes next step toward rent protections for mobile home owners — KCBX, August 19, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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