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Complete transparency into how we calculate maximum allowable rent increases under LA County's Rent Stabilization and Tenant Protection Ordinance (RSTPO).
Consumer Price Index for LA-Orange County area (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Apply 60% limitation per LA County Code Section 8.52.050
Apply 3% maximum cap (3% minimum eliminated Jan 1, 2025)
2025 standard rate after official county calculation
We automatically retrieve the latest 12-month Consumer Price Index change for the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim metropolitan area from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
LA County Code limits rent increases to 60% of the CPI change to balance landlord costs with tenant protection.
The calculated rate is capped at 8% maximum to protect tenants from inflation spikes. The 3% minimum floor was eliminated effective January 1, 2025.
Certain property types and landlord categories qualify for additional percentage bonuses.
Legal Ref: LA County Code Section 8.52.050(f)
Legal Ref: LA County Code Section 8.52.050(g)
All notices must include the official "Notice of Tenant Rights" form and comply with LA County formatting requirements.
Legal Ref: LA County Code Section 8.52.060
All covered properties must maintain current registration with the Rent Stabilization and Tenant Protection Ordinance (RSTPO) program.
Legal Ref: LA County Code Section 8.52.040
Consumer Price Index data for Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim metropolitan area
View BLS CPI DataOfficial rent stabilization ordinance text and annual rate announcements
View RSTPO InformationComplete legal text of Chapter 8.52 - Rent Stabilization ordinance
View Municipal CodeProperty registration and compliance data for rent-controlled properties
View Registry InformationMost rent-controlled properties in LA County
Qualifying small landlords (+1% bonus)
Qualifying luxury units (+2% bonus)
These rates are effective for rent increases taking effect in 2025.
Last updated: August 2025 | Next review: September 2025
This calculator provides estimates based on current regulations. Always consult with qualified legal counsel for specific compliance requirements and legal advice.
While we strive for accuracy, rent control laws are complex and subject to interpretation. Official determinations should always come from LA County DCBA or legal counsel.
Rent control rates are typically announced annually. We update our calculations promptly when new rates are published, but timing may vary.
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