SB 79 Is Coming: What Los Angeles Property Owners Should Know
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A major shift in California housing policy is approaching, and Los Angeles landlords are at the center of it. Senate Bill 79, signed into law in October 2025, will significantly change how and where housing can be developed near public transit. Properties located close to rail stations and major bus routes may soon allow taller, higher-density buildings—regardless of existing local zoning rules.
With the law taking effect on July 1, 2026, the City of Los Angeles is already mapping impacted areas and evaluating how neighborhoods may change. For property owners, this could mean increased land value, new redevelopment interest, or noticeable changes to surrounding areas. At the same time, questions around compliance, timing, and long-term strategy are more important than ever.
Whether you own rental property near transit or simply want to understand how SB 79 could affect your neighborhood, staying informed now can help you make smarter decisions and avoid being caught off guard.
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