Real Estate/Development
Oct. 24, 2022
Evictions may be on the rise but numbers are hard to find
Lawmakers may soon find themselves in the same position they did in mid-2020: under pressure to protect renters, but without the cash to compensate landlords.
If you email an attorney representing tenants or landlords these days, you might get an automated reply.
“Be advised, due to a heavy increase in work volume throughout our firm, our typical response time is 3-7 business days, which excludes holidays and weekends,” read one from San Diego-based Rachael Callahan who represents landlords.
For months, advocates for tenants warned unlawful detainer cases would shoot u...
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