Legislative News

• PROPOSITIONS IN NOVEMBER
• TENANT AND LANDLORD RESOURCES WEBSITE
• SBA PROPOSES SMALL BUSINESS SIZE STANDARD REVISIONS
• PRIORITY BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
• PRIORITY BILLS VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR
• AGENCIES CONSIDERING UPDATE TO EV CHARGING REGULATIONS
• CBPA 2020 CALENDAR

• PROP 15: “NO. 1 TARGET ON THE BALLOT MAY BE A CLOSE CALL”
• ENERGY EFFICIENCY BILL INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS
• PRIORITY BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
• PRIORITY BILLS VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR
• AGENCIES CONSIDERING UPDATE TO EV CHARGING REGULATIONS
• ENERGY COMMISSION WORKSHOP ON PROPOSED COMMERCIAL SOLAR MANDATE
• CBPA 2020 CALENDAR

Join NAIOP SFBA in taking action and oppose Prop I, the proposed increase to the San Francisco City real estate transfer tax on the November 2020 ballot.

• Increases transfer tax from 2.75% to 5.5% on property valued at $10 - $25M
• Increases tax rate from 3% to 6% on property valued at >$25M
• Directs tax revenue toward a general fund held by the City

Example of potential impact on San Francisco office building valued > $25M:

• Average office building price per square foot is approx. $800-$1,000/SF
• New additional transfer tax levy would be approx. $24-$30/SF

• DISTORTIONS AND OUTRIGHT LIES CALL SPOKESPERSON’S VERACITY INTO QUESTION
• GOVERNOR EXTENDS ABILITY FOR LOCAL COMMERCIAL EVICTION MORATORIUMS
• GOVERNOR EXECUTIVE ORDER PHASES OUT NEW GASOLINE CARS BY 2035
• AGENCIES CONSIDERING UPDATE TO EV CHARGING REGULATIONS
• ENERGY COMMISSION WORKSHOP ON PROPOSED COMMERCIAL SOLAR MANDATE
• BILLS AWAITING GOVERNOR’S ACTION
• CBPA 2020 CALENDAR

• POLL SHOWS SPLIT ROLL SLIPPING BUT STILL WITH A MAJORITY
• MORE ON PPIC POLL; WHAT IS SAYS ABOUT PROP 15 SPLIT ROLL
• COVID SHUTDOWN: MALLS FILE LAWSUIT AGAINST LA COUNTY
• CALCHAMBER STATEMENT ON NEW FAMILY RIGHTS ACT
• NFIB STATEMENT ON NEW FAMILY RIGHTS ACT
• BILLS AWAITING GOVERNOR’S ACTION
• CBPA 2020 CALENDAR

• STATEWIDE AND LOCAL EVICTION MORATORIUM
• NO ON PROP 15 - BROAD BASED BIPARTISAN OPPOSITION
• CCDA ACCESSIBILITY CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION CHECKLIST
• TENANTS’ TROUBLES PUT STRESS ON COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
• BILLS AWAITING GOVERNOR’S ACTION
• CBPA 2020 CALENDAR

• AND THEY ARE GONE!
• EVICTION MORATORIUM BILL SIGNED INTO LAW
• BILLS AWAITING GOVERNOR’S ACTION
• GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES NEW REOPENING GUIDELINES
• CBPA 2020 CALENDAR

• GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES NEW REOPENING GUIDELINES
• ALMOST OVER! THREE DAYS LEFT!
• UNLAWFUL DETAINER / EVICTION – COMPROMISE REACHED
• CBPA 2020 CALENDAR

• BUSINESS COMMUNITY CALL FOR DIVERSIFIED ENERGY
• CIVIL RIGHTS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE GROUPS BLAST SPLIT ROLL DONATIONS
• ALMOST OVER! TWO WEEKS LEFT!
• UNLAWFUL DETAINER BILLS – DOWN TO TWO
• CA JUDICIAL COUNCIL TO END EMERGENCY RULES ON EVICTION
• 2022 ENERGY CODE; INPUT REQUESTED
• CBPA 2020 CALENDAR

• COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE CALL TO ACTION – HELP MITIGATE HEAT WAVE
• REALTIME ENERGY INFORMATION 
• CA GOVERNOR NEWSOM INFORMATION AND RESOURCES

• CA JUDICIAL COUNCIL TO END EMERGENCY RULES ON EVICTION
• SENATE PRO TEM STATEMENT ON JUDICIAL COUNCIL ACTION
• UNLAWFUL DETAINER BILLS
• POLL SHOWS STRATEGIES VOTERS FAVOR TO RESTORE ECONOMY
• MALLS AND RETAILERS LAUNCH “BUY SAFE AMERICA COALITION”
• 2022 ENERGY CODE; INPUT REQUESTED
• CBPA 2020 CALENDAR

The Judicial Council of California voted to end two temporary emergency rules governing evictions and judicial foreclosures, which will stay in effect through Sept. 1.
The proposal was approved 19-1, with council members submitting their votes by circulating order.