Opinion: California keeps shooting itself in the foot on affordable rental housing
The Golden State will not significantly improve the situation until it stops shooting itself in the foot.
State and local prohibitions on evictions were rationalized largely due to other harmful government policies: the lockdowns and other stringent economic regulations imposed during the coronavirus pandemic.
But many landlords never received what they were owed, particularly since the programs generally required the cooperation of deadbeat tenants. In major metropolitan areas like Los Angeles County, San Francisco and Oakland, eviction moratoriums persistedafter the onset of the pandemic, long after the vast majority of people returned to work.
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