Rent Control

El Rovia Mobile Home Park, which has 76 rental spaces, sued the City of El Monte in federal court on <a href="http://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Rent-control.pdf"><strong>constitutional grounds</strong></a>, claiming it bought the park before the city passed its rent-control ordinance, which prevents rent hikes upon change of residence or occupancy.

LOS ANGELES — El Rovia Mobile Home Park, which has 76 rental spaces, brought a federal complaint against the city of El Monte, claiming it bought the park before the city passed its rent-control ordinance, which prevents rent hikes upon change of residence or occupancy.

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