Sausalito apartment owners evict all tenants at 39-unit complex

[@TheMilpitasguy]

I don't get it. Squatters laws prevent non-paying squatters from being evicted for months and months by sheriff's deputies, and yet longtime legal tenants can be evicted just like that?

[@rnettles6241]

Yep.

[@Hola_Carlos]

💔

[@danielvazquez392]

Ikr what the hell has this world gone to so if there was a squatter in there would he be the only one that could stay and the people who actually pay leave

[@YouTubecansuckme]

Stop complaining and become a squatter

[@Cookingwithkyarenee]

@@KZbincansuckmeYikes!!!

[@JoeRogansGutBiome]

$2,600 for a studio. If thats not a california nightmare i dont know what is.

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

Vulgar 🥺 .... so thankful to own in southern California

[@ambermyers7463]

This is extremely sought after real estate and not everyone can afford to live in Sausalito. I think she just needs to appreciate she got the opportunity and move on. I think the lawsuit is a bunch of BS. Only person who really wins is the lawyers anyway and the rest are made fools.

[@weege001]

i live in san mateo.. the new apts that have gone up charge 3k for a studio.. i pay 2400 for my 1 bedroom.. and thats a deal

[@JoeRogansGutBiome]

@weege001 in the rest of the country thats a house mortgage. People in the baycare not living but surviving. Thats not normal. There used to be $1000 studios in SF 14years ago

[@burtflak9409]

In same area to buy an old mobile home it's likely $400,000. And a $1,000 lot rent as well. Bubble crazy world out there. Should of bought that condo in Santa Rosa for 120,000 in 1999.

[@gingerkilkus]

I think a high increase in rent/housing crash will happen because all those people who bought homes over asking price, although it was at a low interest rate, they are over their heads. They have no equity if the housing prices continue to go down, and if for whatever reason they cannot afford the house anymore and it goes into foreclosure because even if they try to sell, they will not make any money. I think this will happen to a lot of people especially with the massive layoff predicted for the future and the cost of living rising at a high speed.

[@fadhshf]

For 2023, it’s hard to nail down specific predictions for the housing market is because it’s not yet clear how quickly or how much the Federal Reserve can bring down inflation and borrowing costs without tanking buyer demand for everything from homes to cars.

[@leojack9090]

I suggest you offset your real estate and get into stocks, A recession as bad it can be, provides good buying opportunities in the markets if you’re careful and it can also create volatility giving great short time buy and sell opportunities too. This is not financial advise but get buying, cash isn’t king at all in this time!

[@TomD226]

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[@lowcostfresh2266]

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[@TomD226]

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[@jaybae7315]

This is a good example of NEVER get comfortable anywhere especially if you are a renter.

[@julianyc422]

In Other Countries, other than America, the Government ENSURES you re comfortable and safe.

[@yourface4248]

@@julianyc422 unfortunately the USA is not a country but a money circulation hamster wheel

[@wanaraz]

@@julianyc422 Are you moving there?

[@JustCalMeBozeman]

@@julianyc422 It's not the government's job to take care of you.

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

@@julianyc422 Here in America, you are entitled to life, liberty and the PURSUIT of happiness. It's literally NOT the govt's job to support you.

[@quitepossiblylucky]

The lady is 93 years old? Holy cow she looks great for her age (aside from the neck brace). I do feel for her. I don't want her to lose her home. I hope everything works out for these people.

[@jamesfeliciano4650]

WE'RE PRAYING EVERYTHING WORKS OUT FOR ALL PARTIES LIVING THERE.

[@A-Thomas]

That’s not hers, she rents. You can’t plan to die someplace you don’t own.

[@buttercupj6208]

I know she looks great ..

[@sew_gal7340]

One of the reasons why i cant afford to have kids, i have enough to pay off my house and to pay for my retirement (i am 29 right now)...so if you are planning that far ahead theres no way you can afford children. When youre renting that house is not yours and you are at the mercy of the owner, who can be driven by all kinds of incentives. Young people need to come together and protest our corrupt govt whether its joe biden or trump. we need to demand for better

[@MinaSaintLaRaun]

Her son is definitely a senior too or close to it. Unless she had him at 50 but I doubt it

[@corneliusdinkmeyer2190]

This happened to me & my son 6 years ago & I’ve never recovered from it. I can’t afford an apartment, my son & I can’t live together. It was a nightmare.

[@katielove9932]

Don't know the reason why you and your son can't live together but the bible says that the children of the elderly parents are responsible for taking care of them. If he can, he should help you find a comfortable place where you can afford to live. He will be highly blessed for doing that for you.

[@rrai1999]

@@katielove9932 Where does it say that?

[@Jenny-uv4dl]

I've been evicted 2 times both times weren't my fault first time was after 9/11 ppl wanted out of lower Manhattan they went first the brklyn ( and ruined it) then to the gd part of the bronx I rented a pre-war apt. Wood floors etc for$600 landlord could get $2000 frm ppl moving in from Manhattan so out I had to go I got 7 days to get out HOW ARE you going to find a new apt/move in seven on a fixed income second time I was gone from home for 2 days someone residing with me decided to party & have a fight on the lawn cops got called and WOKE UP CRANKY OLD BITTY next door who called landlord who said YOUR OUT even though I threw out the person who got cops called to house and was paid up on rent my MIL landlord allowed a faucet to leak to the point she had h20 coming thru laminate flooring in B.R huge mold spot in laundry room she was short of breath horrible headaches itching we got a mold test kit it was off the chart for 3 different kinds of mold she had to withhold rent in escrow contact health dept/attorney for landlord to move her to another apt. They had to gut the place( former apt) my current landlord won't fix ANYTHING has dropped a wrench in our bathtub and cracked it😅 blames us if something happens we have no lights/outlets in B.R kitchen light works sometimes we went out and bought our stove their stove had 2 burners & no oven my basic point is most landlords are shady just watch how they REJOICE when evicting ppl who have no place to go or have been living in horrible conditions CREATED BY THE LANDLORD'S they want the $ but they DONT WANNA MAINTAIN PROPERTY and then wanna jack up rent on piece of crap apt claiming "expences" oh plz!!!! Unless it's COMPLETELY NEW CONSTRUCTION DONT JACK UP THE RENT YOU BEING GREEDY AND A FECAL WIPE I have zero compassion for landlords in our twn in some apt complex' they wanna do walk thru's to comment on your housekeeping skills every 30days and they complain dealing with tenants is hard THEN GET OUT OF THE LANDLORD BUSINESS BUT IT TAKES A SPECIAL KINDA SHYTY PERSON TO BE A LANDLORD OR DOG CATCHER

[@carenfarmer4794]

@katielove9932. We don't take care of my MIL, even though she is 80 yrs old. She is abusive, nasty, and just mean.

[@rodwoods2108]

Lady, a lot of children never do well enough to help a parent and a lot of parents for human reasons cannot take care of them selves in old age. No good answers. They may never keep up. If they have siblings they are really lucky if one of them can put a roof over the others head. It is a rare ability and can be ruined almost overnight with one little mistake. And all this is going to get a lot worse than it is now. The country has voted itself bad policys and people who are putting us into a downward spiral from bad choices. This is not going to be pretty and sadly that company knows it. Everyone ought to listen to the Ninja Economy Guy talk about Tyson Chicken sale of its China holdings and the closing of plants in the USA. @@katielove9932

[@hamsterdiving7593]

*Geezus, it just never ends...my sympathies are with all of the tenants there...*

[@fixedit8689]

Get moving, it’s a business and owner has the right to do what he pleases with his property. This rent control crap is tenant welfare. They build wealth off the owners back.

[@ronb3913]

Your sympathies lol lol lol

[@cliffdariff74]

What never ends??? The reality of being a renter? The reality of planning ahead? Plz explain.

[@Notme-tq4xs]

My message to dumb tenants: Move somewhere cheaper. How stupid are you ? Move out of the bay area.

[@supercoolyguy]

​@@fixedit8689 Then grab your coksuking lawyer, court should adjourn in 4-5yrs. Just business.

[@DianaPrince365]

I’m sorry this is happening to these tenants.❤

[@muradshawar]

The tennets should try and team up for a short time to get ahead . Sadly in America everyone is on there own .

[@makeitso4793]

Yes, I have seen people become homeless because the rent are so high everywhere so they become homeless. Not fair, not fair at all.

[@jaykay5229]

It's happening everywhere. Rent is getting ridiculously high everywhere. We already have high inflation and now they have doubled rent in a lot of places people are having to get two jobs just to make ends meet.

[@afriendtoo6971]

They never name the landlords....

[@muradshawar]

@@jaykay5229 The answer is to team up short term to get ahead . But in this country everyone is divided doing there own shit .

[@carriecree1789]

I rented a place for 12 years, and for the final 2 years, the roof was leaking into my children's closet, and when it would rain, we had to have a bucket. In a 600 square foot apartment, not being able to use their closet was a big loss of space. We finally found a house to buy, and the day after our lease was up, our city experienced record rainfall. I found out from a neighbor that the apartment flooded because the management didn't believe me that the leak hadn't been fixed. 😂 these people are better off moving out of some old building, it's likely on the verge of some major problems. Best of luck to them finding nicer living spaces.

[@revisionistfrontier]

Well... Some people cannot afford "better". For many, a raindown apartment is what they can afford.

[@revisionistfrontier]

Well... Some people cannot afford "better". For many, a raindown apartment is what they can afford.

[@onigiri2136]

​@@revisionistfrontierfacts, I was just going to comment this, but congrats for the OP and their family.

[@SalvationinCHRISTalone888]

I do NOT believe in “luck” but GOD is aware and this may, believe it or not, be a BLESSING....GOD knows. Praying🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@patd6370]

It's all about money & greed. Never, ever, ever rent long-term! It's just a matter of time before the owners raised rent to unaffordable levels or evict.

[@Krranski]

There's no way any of these people can buy a home in California. No shot.

[@tomc878]

@patd6370 Isn't that what the society has become?? It trickles from the top to below, U.S. operate in the sense of free market economy principle but currently it's becoming more mixed economy. If the tenant's didn't signed an agreement /length of the lease, the property owner have every rights to evict them

[@defundhollyweird8675]

How horrible that the property owners want to maximize the return on their investment.

[@buildingbuildercip8292]

That building will look so much nicer fixed up and upgraded. It’ll be good for the whole community. These people will find another place to live. They just have to get creative.

[@KlaudiaShaefferr]

@@buildingbuildercip8292yeah, go get creative with their age and income

[@julie.1081]

Ursula, For someone who's 93, you look GLORIOUS! If I had to guess your age by looking at your photo, I wouldn't even be close. I'm about to turn 62 & frankly, I'm just a bit jealous. I hope you're able to heal quickly from your surgery. Stay strong!

[@audraarndt1824]

Kind comment. I agree! ❤❤😊

[@harlanjackson6112]

Indeed. And no doubt living in tony Sausalito, the work she has had done is top notch. And not cheap.

[@romanlukichev4971]

Just put a wig on and put two coats of makeup on your skin, put sunglasses on.

[@goldengalsclazy]

LOL @@romanlukichev4971

[@kathleenking47]

I do know, pat Boone is 89 and Kim Novak is 90

[@LYLEWOLD]

That's why you don't rent your whole life. That property doesn't belong to you, and this is what can happen. No one owes you a place to live. If you don't own your own property, you are at the mercy of those who do.

[@ClayMastah344]

Even if you own property you’re at the mercy of the taxes. Of course it’s much safer but the net isn’t suddenly there

[@whita-db9zw]

But you never truly own "your own" property, the state does.....

[@trinacogitating4532]

Not everyone can afford or qualify to buy a home. I'm disabled and very low-income. I really feel for these folks.

[@Mallissa-nq3tn]

Folks who own homes can also suddenly lose there property.. nothing is permanent

[@knit1purl1]

I bought a house. The American dream. Lived alone there. People see that you don't have company. Easy target. Didn't feel safe. Sold.

[@vt-yp7yq]

Honestly, this should be NO surprise to ANYONE.

[@Notme-tq4xs]

Honestly (what ?)

[@jasonjason5325]

Agreed 👍 💯

[@dearcole123]

Exactly. If you rent - you risk being homeless

[@angeldee7287]

They are doing this sort of stuff all over Denver. The Californicaters do this to make more money…… basically, shooting their own foot for money, destroying livelihoods in the process. Zero common decency, that’s Cali 😞🤦🏻‍♀️🤬

[@patrickp8315]

@@Notme-tq4xs When the prices of everything goes up, rent has to go up as well. It's fact.

[@MinaSaintLaRaun]

That's my fear when renting. I own now but things can change and we could be in their boat easily. I hope all works out for them.😢❤

[@arrogantambassador8078]

Yeah. I'm trying to buy a house now. I know the market sucks but I don't want to be put in a situation like that.

[@MinaSaintLaRaun]

@@arrogantambassador8078 try your best. In some states there are usda loans at 500 to 2k down. Just research for sure. It's only getting worse so do it. I have an old car do not buy many new clothes or go on vacation ever. My home is more important

[@954crystal]

You will get a house. All in divine time

[@JMLgymnut]

You could just as easily end up having to leave if you can't pay your taxes. You don't own ANYTHING, you just think you do. Try not paying taxes on property you've ostensibly already paid for and see how long it stays "yours".

[@Meow4B]

This is happening all over the country. Affordable housing complexes were built in the 70s and 80s. The public housing complex in Concord, NH is going through this & there is NOWHERE for them to go. At least that one isn’t switching to market rents, they’re just going to move people around as they renovate, but that’s still horrible for elderly and disabled people who would have to pay movers on SS income.

[@naomi00723]

Greed is prioritizing profit over the well-being of our neighbor. I am a owner to three apartment and condo complexs. I have seen so many landlords owners lose everything doing stuff like this, thinking they can profit. No one is ever blessed when things are done by greed. I hope the owners have a legitimate reason for evecting all their tenants. Thank you for the news for telling those people's stories my heart and prayers go out to all of them

[@bogdan78pop]

I think that Gut Rehabbing the place is a very good reason......don't you think...???????

[@Notme-tq4xs]

Greed by tenants is horrible. why does tenant think rent never goes up? they don't own the property. Forever just a guest.

[@annatullison1482]

AMEN!!!! MAY THE CREATOR HAVE IT SO NO ONE WILL EVEN LIVE THERE!!!!!

[@80bbygrl]

The owners have every right to renovate, though.

[@wanaraz]

If you were not greedy you would cut the rent in half.

[@chrispnw2547]

When you are living in an apartment that appears to be below-market rate rent, you have to expect this to happen. This is not subsidized housing. The notion of retiring early is a myth as inflation will outrun you.

[@rhuttrho88]

Say the retirement part again for the people in the back!

[@Mark-qv4bn]

He's right. I took my ss retirement 3 years ago. I couldn't make it on 5 days a week working anymore.

[@silentmajority8365]

Why elect anybody if they cannot control inflation?

[@silentmajority8365]

@@Mark-qv4bn Bidens America give him 4 more years he can start another war and make gas unaffordable

[@blkcoupequattro]

If they keep printing money, yea that's a given it's under market rate. It's quite possible we have already printed way more than we could ever need. Printing less forces everyone to tighten their spending, and that type of money printing doesn't help average Joe, it helps the Banksters....

[@susangillette7317]

Disgusting way to treat these tenants, go to court and drag it out for years!

[@dabbsie100]

The building looks dilapidated. The projected rents for the refurbished units looks reasonable considering it’s on the ocean front. I suspect those displaced will be first to get a new unit.

[@dabbsie100]

It’s the landlord’s property. The tenants will be offered their places back at the market rate rent asked once the refurbishing is done.

[@israeliqueen153]

dumbA they can't afford it.@@dabbsie100

[@upontheventura]

This is happening everywhere. Any year round rentals near the ocean- risky for tenants. My building of 20 tenants in a seacoast town in New England is the only year round building this close to the ocean in my town. The property is worth many millions. And just last week, the owner was here and the hot shot realtor in town asked if he was interested in selling. I started looking for a place immediately.

[@trentbateman]

Where in NE are you?

[@trinacogitating4532]

Similar things seem to be happening evetywhere. It's discouraging.

[@upontheventura]

north shore of Massachusetts @@trentbateman

[@davidcox3076]

Smart move on your part. Your building will likely be an Airbnb by next year.

[@SkepticalMantisCHANNEL10]

We need a revolution.

[@ronaldharris53]

Sending my love and prayers to all the tenants, please Lord help these people find permanent housing in Jesus name 🙏

[@endirrwiggins2494]

Only if it worked that easily….. life is tough.

[@joevarga5982]

God is a hoax, Bible thumper.

[@newtrollaccount384]

​@@endirrwiggins2494Because people make it tough. Life doesn't have to be like this.

[@annamariarodriguez4229]

Amen❤

[@xx133]

It's difficult to pray away capitalism... We need to organize to uproot this unjust economic system-as MLK did in his Poor People's Campaign-not just pray. Housing is a right, not a commodity to make a profit off of.

[@johnedd9702]

2600 for a studio.. INSANE !!!

[@SC-pe9ir]

She's lucky she has a son who is willing to help her

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

Willing to help 🤔

[@trianafoxwood7525]

Sarcasm

[@billyjohnson9166]

Haha that’s a joke

[@royaldiadem_]

I rewatched it sadly her son NEVER mentioned he was going to help her. Why is she 93 living all by herself. That son don’t give a damn

[@billyjohnson9166]

Son doesn’t care. @@royaldiadem_

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

A six month notice would be better all around. The owners probably won't even have their renovation permits and contractors ready to go for at least a year.

[@stuwest3653]

It's a moot point because they knew people would resist. Better to start the lengthy process of eviction as early as possible.

[@HeronPoint2021]

when I rented/leased acreage and had animals, stored hay, etc. I paid spring to fall in advance, then winter in advance. that way if they wanted me out they'd have to BUY me out.

[@justinwells8265]

Yes it would have been nicer but they know they’ll be in court for the next year at least

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

@user-mj9lq9vp3w A building that old is most likely owned outright. Even if a mortgage is in play, missing out on rent is probably cheaper than legal fees for the eviction challenges.

[@jeretso]

The process takes months and the landlord knows the California laws are on the tenants side so the landlord gives minimum notice. Tenants can counter and ask for buyouts. More laws are coming so landlord has to negotiate now.

[@kimleone5496]

Those are outrageous rents. $2,600 for a studio? That's ridiculous. Who is the owner?

[@pearlsswine]

Since when does the landlord need your permission to charge what they want? Imagine being a landlord and thinking "Yeah, there's about 15 people that are ready to rent my renovated units for $2,600 but Karen, the taco bell cashier, "feels" like it's too expensive, and she "feels" like $800 is a fair amount. News flash, Karen, people don't buy rental property and then assume all risks when renting them out so that they can make the same money as you.

[@patrickp8315]

The market will determine whether the new rent is too high. Don't get your hopes up for cheap rent in San Francisco though

[@CaliPatriot88]

@@pearlsswine Similar studios go for $1500 in most places in California right now, $2600 is pure greed.

[@BlueIvysAssistant]

@@pearlsswine Found the slumlord!

[@NIGHT_CORE_]

Obviously there's no way in Hell Jerry wants his mom living in his house.

[@MariselaCronin]

Exactly what I thought.

[@d.fenestrator9529]

Exactly. She's almost 94. Can't he put up with her for a couple years? I'd cut him out of the inheritance.

[@aeromtb2468]

bro just take un your mom

[@UnstoppableYaris]

You got it wrong guys, it's her who wants to stay independent for the few years she has left. A good son would be happy to take care of their parent.

[@ShadowsandCityLights]

That's what I thought. White people are weird.

[@cashed-out2192]

The perils of living in an apartment complex

[@bsxboy]

No, it's the perils of renting.

[@cashed-out2192]

@@bsxboy absolutely

[@desktopkitty]

I can empathize. I'm on social security, physically handicapped and have illnesses needing 2 different transplants. Another words, I'm very weak and sick. At the end of last year I was given notice at the apartment my husband and I have been living at for years that they are renovating. Now I do think the renovations will improve the apartments, but there's one thing to move when I'm ready to and a whole other thing to move when it's convenient for them. They keep saying they'll pay to have movers move our things, but in my condtion, it's very hard to pack and then have to unpack. And they're talking about moving us to somewhere temporary, then moving us back into our newly renovated apartment... so they're talking about moving twice? Plus they're jacking up the cost of the rent, to pay for the renovations. My husband and I ended up just leaving and buying a house. I have it in me to move this one last time in my life. I can't do it twice. I hope things work out for these people.

[@ricksmith4736]

Sounds like you need a nursing home??

[@dezznutz3743]

Maybe try buying your own place so you dont have to live by the whims of a landlord?

[@jeffreytroub1846]

Read it all.... she did buy a house.@@dezznutz3743

[@surviveunplugged]

Why not move mom in with you? She could obviously use help. Who should bare the responsibility of housing people, other than their OWN families. We don't have a housing crisis. America has a "FAMILY" crisis.

[@phxrus]

Maybe no extra room

[@aryandefenseleague8243]

You obviously don’t have a Jewish mother

[@jeretso]

When I retire I'm getting roomates. Living alone is too expensive.

[@JesusIsLordLasVegas]

​@@phxrusthere's always room on the couch.

[@NONE2NONE]

HEY HEY HEY! He was willing to do a 90 second interview for TV. Isn't that enough?!

[@tomr9661]

The property's owners' goal is to tear it down, the land is far too valuable for a fifty-year-old apartment building and high-end condos are on the horizon. They know the new rents will be out of reach for the fixed income elderly and most everybody else, - even if they were to offer to rent it out again. This is a common practice to get the tenants to move out.

[@daveclark8337]

They're going to renovate the whole building. That plumbing and electrical system is 60 years old. The only way to do it right, is to empty the building out so you can tear the roof, walls, floors and ceilings open.

[@travelnomad2128]

All legal. The lesson is if you're able buy a house. That's what we did in 2009. No rent or eviction issues!

[@jeffreyb8770]

@@travelnomad2128 you will build no equity for the first half of a thirty-year mortgage, AND by the end of the mortgage, you will have paid TRIPLE the cost of the house. Sorry.

[@travelnomad2128]

@@jeffreyb8770 Wrong! At least I'm not paying into a bottomless pit by renting, no money back! I have security & equity & less than 5 years to pay off! Sorry 🤪

[@dcg590]

@@jeffreyb8770ignorant. Pay your own mortgage and work towards owning is better than paying for years on end and end up with nothing. Wrong sorry

[@teresahernandez1059]

This is happening everywhere in Ca. and there are no laws preventing greedy Landlords from doing this.

[@toddanderson9001]

I am not in Cali, but this is not an eviction where I live. This is just the non-renewal of a month to month lease with 60 days notice. Getting rid of everyone at the same time is the only unusual thing happening here, otherwise giving 60 days notice for the non-renewal of a month to month lease is pretty standard.

[@barbarashepherd2834]

Yes...CA is onerous😮

[@dezznutz3743]

Im from a capital city in the Midwest and my leases are only 30 days for non-renewals...interesting.

[@TT-jg8ju]

But if ur lease is 1-2 yrs. how can they change the terms

[@Antyvas]

@@TT-jg8ju He just said it was month-to-month.

[@femmebrulee5053]

I've seen 20 of these stories in the last month. Apartment owners evicting everyone, renovating and then raising the rent 250%.

[@ambermyers7463]

Landlords just had to sacrifice for 1-2 years with tenants not paying. Now they have to find a way to climb out, especially smaller landlords. Trust me most didn’t get any help from the government as advertised in the media.

[@CPreacher40]

probably had to thanks to inflation for upkeep/renovations and rising taxes/insurance. my family and relatives own a few properties and they are all raising rent on all of their properties. next year around here property values are being raised 20% which means taxes and insurance are going up 20%. the cost of materials and labor has probably tripled since Biden took office.

[@allencoffland1685]

in other words, backlash from newsom's socialist takeover

[@daveclark8337]

And the apartment will fill right back up. But it will be 75 degrees in Sausalito today and 58 overnight. Texas is cheaper but it's 105 there today and everyday for the last month.

[@newtrollaccount384]

​@@ambermyers7463They likely got rental assistance.

[@Tea-nOpals]

Who are the landlords? Name and shame them.

[@ricksmith4736]

Patel family or the Chicomms........

[@Blissful-es1kk]

The apartment complex is situated in an upper income area and has beautiful views of the bay. The owner knows that they can get market rate for those units, by upgrading the apartments.

[@crosslink1493]

It could be that, but guessing the age of the building from this short newscast I'd say it could have 'internal' problems that may need addressing (plumbing/electrical) and combined with higher rent returns in the future the owner may be better off with a full renovation or a teardown/rebuild of the building. I've been in their situation years ago, its tough for the tenants, but that's the way it goes when you are a renter - you're only there month-to-month (or one lease term to the next).

[@wanaraz]

@@legion-s7t They are not kicking out anybody.

[@Lucienne-zz1sw]

@@legion-s7t That wouldn't achieve anything at all, to make such an irrational comment. The landlord is operating a business and has the right and perhaps a statutory need to refurbish the building, which would be hugely costly and necessitate vacating all the apartments. Afterwards, the landlord would have to charge much more for rents, to recoup the investment. Making emotional statements such as yours helps nobody. Much better to be realistic and plan ahead, with a reasonable contingency plan.

[@bobabooey285]

As well they should

[@sierravista9013]

Take your mother in

[@WhateverDude38]

I moved into my own place just last September and my landlord sold the complex to a new landlord in January. I just renewed my lease a month ago but I'm beginning to think that the new owner will be doing the same thing next year when my lease is up.

[@paulrom446]

This is cruel! And it's going on everywhere! A few months ago my sister and I had a good friend who was evicted out of her place for the same reason We prayed a lot and she and her Teenage Daughter found a much nicer 2BR unit in a very pretty well maintained Complex! I hope the same for these people!

[@Independent_Voices]

Yeah I've seen this happening alot lately. Alot of BlackRock type companies screwing Americans over and donating to Democrats so that they can be shielded from prosecution.

[@silentmajority8365]

So why do you want illegals and refugees to enter and compete for jobs and housing?

[@theodoreB8061]

Yup, same thing here in Arkansas, caused me to move which is funny being in one of the poorest states..hell there wasn't anything close by.. 20 or 30 mins away from closest Walmart.. Dollar General was a mile away..lol

[@sfrealestatedealmaker6001]

Buy your own property and be in peace 😂 🥴 RENTING 👉🏼 IS NOT YOUR PROPERTY

[@orphicfemme7694]

Happened to me this year after 13 years in the same place and 2 rent increases in less than a year after the new owners bought it. Guess they figured out they could get higher monthly rent more quickly if they just got rid of me and made a few superficial improvements.

[@Dog.soldier1950]

Ocean view units, 3 years of a rent freeze, yup got to expect it

[@johnnywalker4857]

These residents should be given more time to move.

[@jakelachance4408]

Indeed. With each passing day our fellow Americans look more greedy and evil. A great day of reckoning is coming. The property owners may be in for a surprise.

[@chungusamongus519]

They shouldn't have to move at all

[@Dweller415]

It’s unfortunate but the owner(s) have the right to make improvements and raise rents.

[@kitchow5317]

Of cause.

[@ac61900]

Greed 100%

[@MrBaskins2010]

bootlicker

[@NeeNee_B.]

Just bc you have the right to do something doesn't make it morally correct

[@matthewgardner2144]

The building is falling down around all the tenants. It's stressful and hard to move, but there are options. And if the landlords didn't repair the complex, there would be (and likely already are) complaints about mold, dry rot, and insufficient electrical and plumbing. No one is guaranteed waterfront property in an affluent area for an affordable price forever.

[@norcaldeemichaels]

If you don’t want the rug pulled out from underneath you, you need to own the rug.

[@garf02]

Good luck Owning a rug in current America if you were born after the Gen X or inheritance.

[@Krranski]

Maybe we should decommodify the "rugs", so that people don't a) buy them and overprice them, b) use them as short-term rentals, or c) simply leave them unused to create artificial shortages, among other abuses. Sixteen million "rugs" currently sit unused across the U.S. We have enough places for people to live, but companies are simply not letting people live in them. This is just exploitation.

[@jeretso]

When the bubble burst renters were in good shape with plenty of discounted properties. My property value was down for 10 years then shot up 30%. My renter friends just kept renting and buying new cars.

[@jogmas12]

I think you need to own the floor the rug sits on

[@dougshankle7946]

@user-mj9lq9vp3w Not the landlord's problem that there is a shortage of housing.

[@emanuelflores7180]

$2600 for a studio! I pay $1900 for a 2 bedroom and 2 parking spaces and I think I’m paying too much!

[@im-gi2pg]

It’s always great to be evicted right before the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. It’s a time when most elderly people are depressed, so just give them a little shove to help them along to the next world. There is a special place in hell for real estate investment companies and developers. Mark my words, it’s true. No one escapes karma. “Do unto others as you would have done unto you.”

[@cathtf7957]

Can't the son do something to help?? What is wrong?

[@kori_snw]

My mom is 88 and she wants her independence. He said she wanted that place to be her last home. So I get it. But he needs to get her out of there ASAP, just so she can recover in peace.

[@AaronJ323]

He’s a lazy s a c k o f s h ! t

[@kori_snw]

@@Mr_Turtlewizard Agreed. I've seen it happen. Just a sad situation for the long term tenants all the way around.

[@daveclark8337]

He did a zoom call....

[@tomr9661]

Seems like something is being omitted from this story, like the opinion of the Sons Wife of his Mother moving in with them..

[@catholicfemininity2126]

I feel sad for these folks. I'm glad the older woman has her son to fall back on incase, and the mom has her teen daughter. Even if they have to move, I hope everyone has a place to go... even if sadly they have to leave the city or state. ;( The worst is if you have community there and have to leave unless someone opens their home for you to rent. Lord Jesus, please help them.

[@tech4life884]

The 93 year old woman should be living with her Son anyway. I'd never let my elderly mother live alone.

[@gravity-zero2917]

It's a white thing, us Asian has a thing it's our job to take care of our parents.

[@s0nnyburnett]

Missing the bigger picture here.

[@amethyst4444]

@@gravity-zero2917 not just Asians. Many other cultures too...

[@kiowah231]

@@amethyst4444 Asians are the most known for it though. It is not unusual for three generations to be living under the same roof in Asia.

[@Jaymes3000]

My 86 year old dad wants his independent space and he still drives.

[@cliffdariff74]

I do understand their difficulty, they dont OWN the apartments. Also old age takes planning, not hope or charity. The elderly woman's son knows sooner later she can't live there without help.

[@eckankar7756]

He's looking pretty frustrated mom might move in with him. We've had 47 years of adulthood from ages 18 to 65 to prepare for old age. Stuff happens but do your best to put the odds in your favor. A shame she didn't buy a house when they were cheap and easy to afford. Today it's a different situation, but we retired people had decades to own a home easily.

[@newtrollaccount384]

​@@eckankar7756I'm sick of people getting on the internet and getting on their high horse. You don't know that woman's life. What kind of career or educational options do you think a woman that age had? Anything she inherited from her husband likely doesn't cover current rate expenses.

[@newtrollaccount384]

People get on the internet and speak hypothetically about the lives of others. It's great if you're financially well off but that doesn't give you room to speak on other people's situation. What do you want a woman that age to do, learn a trade?

[@eckankar7756]

@@newtrollaccount384 YOU don't know either, so be quiet.

[@kclarke2971]

Thank you for a show of kindness.@@newtrollaccount384

[@jennvain3463]

Billionaires bought that place and give 0 fuks about anyone.

[@freedomforever6718]

The lesson here is to be a landowner not a tenant.

[@NeeNee_B.]

Yupp because it's just that easy...

[@freedomforever6718]

@@NeeNee_B., All it takes is courage and determination.

[@toebeans3985]

@@freedomforever6718And something called money and stability and things never ever going wrong in life. It is unreasonable to expect everyone to buy property. Plus, with Imminent Domain and other gov’t loopholes, your home can literally be stolen from you.

[@freedomforever6718]

@@toebeans3985, Being a tenant makes you far more vulnerable to being evicted than being a land owner does. You will never increase your wealth by being a renter but you are putting your money into your landlords retirement account. Have fun with that, pal. Your eminent domain argument is ridiculous. The odds of ever having your property taken because of eminent domain is a very small fraction of one percent.

[@marian.jablonski54]

It will take the owners much longer to clear the place out - this is just the start of the process. I can see both sides of the issue. The building is obviously in dire need of renovation - impossible to do with tenants living there, especially elderly tenants. I've been on multiple sides of this issue - I lost my home when I had four minor children. I had an elderly relative who had lived in a rental unit for decades. She was a nice person and had a nice landlord - but as she aged she became difficult to deal with. Refused to let anyone in to make repairs etc. Another relative had a rental unit occupied by a senior citizen who became a hoarder. Landlords need to make a reasonable profit on their investment. And after long periods of Covid rent moratoriums, some of them are hanging on by a thread. There are homeless families living with children in cars. These do not look like impoverished people. If you're living in a pricey neighborhood paying below market rent it's just a matter of time before it comes to an end.

[@julianyc422]

This happens when you live under an Oligarchy that cares ZERO for the Elderly or Families or any life at all on the PLanet.

[@wanaraz]

The owner will be spending Millions to bring the building up to code and to renovate each unit. That will also probably take over a year. The owner will be spending and losing a lot of money in rent. It's a gamble A gamble with his money not the govts.

[@GatoBites-nm9mx]

@@julianyc422 Then put your money where your mouth is and take them into your home to live rent free. A privately owned apartment building is a business, not a charity.

[@ContrarianDC_KAF]

@@julianyc422 Simpleton

[@Lucienne-zz1sw]

It is always surprising how few people who live in low rent accommodation do not plan for a time when they will have to leave it.

[@PartyLife4me]

That old lady needs to move in with her son. These people have been living in paradise at below market rent. Now it's time to face reality like the rest of the Bay Area.

[@frostfree7]

Who pays you to post here, just curious...?

[@PartyLife4me]

@@frostfree7 The Governor's Office of Communications

[@consciouscrypto3090]

In many places landlords only have to give 15 days notice to vacate, even if rent is fully paid on time every time and no problems. Just because they decide to sell. These people have until Oct when it's only August. That means they've got over a month notice. I understand in some cities tenants get months, but it sure beats 15 days.

[@hansfranklin5070]

My sympathies! I just went through this in Bellingham, Washington. The 518 Sqft house that I was renting and maintaining, sold to a developer, Ebenal! Initially, I was told that he wanted me to stay and would work with me! Hah! Rent doubled; forcing an already difficult financial situation upon me! I eventually found another place for the same rent but 972 Sqft. Turns out, the project manager moved a family member in according to my neighbors across the street! I recall some years back that apartments like this were mysteriously burning down across the bay in San Francisco! 😮

[@davediamond7228]

they can become squatters and it will take a year to get them out

[@anastasia10017]

this should be illegal. this is ridiculous and cruel. and senior citizens should have extra legal protection.

[@jackwilson8051]

This should not be illegal.

[@tonypitsacota2513]

*RENT IS $3,580 A MONTH? WOW* ..............

[@JW-mx3qg]

If a building needs major renovations, how else are landlords supposed to do this? It’s a rental property, and not their property. Of course, the landlord should give first option to the tenants who lived there before the renovation, but is also reasonable that this rent would come at a little higher price due to the upgrades done.

[@ApriliaRacer14]

I like how you slept in “little” price increase

[@Charlie-go6eb]

@@ApriliaRacer14 From the size of that complex renovations will be in the millions, and that’s before you add the nonsense that gets added by the SF building department. So what do you think that equates to on a monthly basis.

[@michaelmacpherson-wm6mh]

it does not "need" them. they need to spruce the place up and raise the rent.

[@JW-mx3qg]

@@ApriliaRacer14 Maybe I should have used the word reasonable instead. But then the question is what’s reasonable….

[@KarmicSalt]

yeah "renovate" just long enough to break all their leases then lease it out for way more money.

[@Rock_K9]

Landlord has the right to evict all tenants to upgrade his property. Then to increase the rent accordingly. When you become a landlord, you can become a bleeding heart and lose money.

[@genxx2724]

Owning rental property is a business, not a charity. Housing assistance for the poor Is a government function, not a landlord’s function.

[@eckankar7756]

I'm a landlord, not my tenant's mother. I'm fair with my tenants and all have been with me for years, but I have to take care of me and the properties first or none of us will have a place to live. These people run to the TV station wanting a rescue.

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

If doctors had this attitude, how would you feel? That is also a business. When you have a business that houses people it doesn't matter that it's a business, you should care about providing the best service you can and have compassion and care for the people you are servicing because without them you don't have a business.

[@Rock_K9]

@@ASmith-jn7kf A truly unsophisticated analogy.

[@dougclem7711]

LOYALTY TO NO ONE EXCEPT THE ALL MIGHTY DOLLAR.

[@chrisgayler2733]

The only fix is move out CA.

[@Mila-lu4mb]

More like out the country 😂

[@davediamond7228]

sure move to Florida where it is more expensive and inflation is higher then the rest of the country

[@AaronJ323]

Another reason I’m glad I bought in Mexico. hallelujah

[@MAGA1440-s2m]

when they make less than 100k they should go to Texas or other cheap states

[@harlanjackson6112]

@@AaronJ323 Hallelujah indeed. Over 50km from the shoreline and 100km from any International border. Must be some prime real estate. /s

[@johnklinger943]

You need to buy a home. It’s the only way to breathe. I left California at age 38 after I kept being abused by land lords. I bought my first home at 42 in Montana

[@MrBaskins2010]

landlords take all the money so most people are too poor to move anywhere else

[@johnklinger943]

@@MrBaskins2010 I have heard this argument before. And every year it gets harder for sure. But I lived in a 300 sqrfoot place to do it. You have to make sacrifices

[@wturner777]

​@@johnklinger943You may be right. Avoid debt, no eating out, no vacations, no life........ until you buy your own property with a 6-12-month emergency fund.

[@johnklinger943]

@@wturner777 Yeah…it sucked. But I look back on the time with pride now and tell my 5 year old son that’s “how your dad did it” oh I didn’t tell you all I had a pregnant stay at home wife either! 😂

[@AccountInactive]

So you're one of the people who caused land prices to spike everywhere west of big timber.

[@chrissypoo69]

The American dream is greed and never being satisfied with what you have.

[@williewonka6694]

The news media seems to think property owners have no right to improve or rebuild because their customers might be impacted. Its really no different than a store closing for renovations. The customer needs to leave while renovations are in progress.

[@alexsystems2001]

I feel bad for these folks BUT I was priced and forced out of beach communities many years ago, I went from a nice short commute to work to 160 miles a day. I went from 70 degree peaks in summer to 112 degree peaks in summer… it’s just what happens. My two cents, when you do move, try to buy a home wherever you move to. For the smooth brained peeps out there, I understand the old lady can’t necessarily buy a home, but out by me in the desert she could move into a nice senior mobile home park, probably more space, better condition etc and rent for the last bit of her life. Again, I sympathize, I went thru it, but use this as an opportunity to stabilize your future.

[@-...Patricia...-]

Prices are skyrocketing in the desert also. I live here. It's insanity!

[@alexsystems2001]

@@-...Patricia...- still much much much cheaper than beach prices. I’ve seen a number of these videos where people are being kicked out of a low rent building in places like San Francisco and it’s sad to see some of these people losing where they live but it’s just what it happening and unfortunately prices are gonna keeping going up. If these folks, especially the mom and her kid, want to secure any kind of an affordable future they gotta try their best to drop this “I gotta live at the beach on a budget” mindset and try to secure any housing before it gets so out of control they end up having to move to Kentucky or something a long long ways away from where they wanna be. At least the home I got in the desert is a little over an hour to the beach, if someone has to move to Arizona or New Mexico, that would be even further away.

[@arrogantambassador8078]

The heat would kill her.

[@annatullison1482]

@@alexsystems2001 who do they think gonna keep paying these prices.....soon these people are gonna start fighting ....WW3 GONNA start right here.

[@marian.jablonski54]

Your suggestions make perfect sense. I went through a similar situation when I had four minor children. Imho, they don't want to hear sensible solutions. They want to pay below-market rent in a highly desirable, expensive location.

[@travelnomad2128]

Sadly if you're just renting & doesn't own the place it's a possibility you'll be asked to move for whatever reason! Landlords have rights too!

[@newtrollaccount384]

This greed isn't sustainable.

[@kclarke2971]

Ya, landlords have rights all right! Mine is a slumlord and never repairs anything until a renter calls the board od heath and safety code issues are suddenly addressed.

[@EmberRoseGaming]

So sad..I’m just glad they gave them till October. I’ve heard horror stories of people given less than a month. So scary and I’m grateful to own.

[@WhatsyourIQ1]

Own what you making payments

[@EmberRoseGaming]

@@WhatsyourIQ1 Own; as in I own my own house.

[@WhatsyourIQ1]

@@EmberRoseGaming you making payments the bank own that

[@EmberRoseGaming]

@@WhatsyourIQ1 No; if the bank or a town owns something..that means I’m in foreclosure or have turned it over to the town. Paying bills and mortgage doesn’t mean it’s owned by the bank. Do you own?

[@WhatsyourIQ1]

@@EmberRoseGaming you don’t own nothing you doing all this explaining you are making payments like everybody else. So please

[@SydneyChandler]

This is horrible, but that's what this country is predicated upon...greed, heartlessness and capitalism. Apartments no longer want long-term tenants, they want them out so they can raise the rent to astronomical amounts. In a lot of European countries, they look after people and want them housed and safe. In the US, they kick people out and then when they become homeless, they complain about the homelessness. I'm sending prayers to these folks because this could happen to any renter at any time.

[@davidowens1424]

The tenants are getting quite a bit of notice and the property clearly needs to be renovated. Can't do that with people in the building. So either the landlords are called out for having a building in disrepair or are evil for renovating. No way to win.

[@Automedon2]

Oh stop it. Buildings are renovated with tenants in all the time. This is just to void the leases and double the rent.

[@mikeanderson9266]

People have to understand it's not "their' property. It is not that hard to move I did it several dozen times.

[@jhanes3791]

It's nothing but greed.

[@bobsmith-wg9fz]

been in the area for decades and had DECADES to buy a home too.....

[@JaniceCarter-ws7lu]

Im not going to lie I thought about this where I live too when i first moved here..my exact words were that it looks nice but just needs to be upgraded...they want people out by October when its cold😔 thats sad

[@jakemarlow8998]

When you sign a lease, it's for the term stipulated. I've never seen a lease that guarantees the domicile "forever." Two months notice was very nice. Time to make new arrangements. If you can't afford Sausalito's rents, you can move to Bakersfield ... or Kansas.

[@alllifematters]

92 year old lady?!? Age looks anazing! I hooe sge finds a peaceful place to be 💜

[@BetzyBrethour]

Wow that is absolutely sickening how can they DO THAT to people ???

[@Nman923]

They’re supposed to pay you out when you move out.

[@codyswartz945]

It’s a non-renewal of a lease, not an eviction (yet). It’s unfortunate, but you can’t plan to rent the rest of your life.

[@hamsterdiving7593]

Actually, it's a termination of lease. Non-renewal occurs at the end of someone's lease

[@maryclaremayo6157]

@codyswartz945 Soylent Green is people.

[@DeineMutter-wb1oi]

@@Kryssyskingdom so if I come into your house for coffee and then refuse to leave because I don't want to, that's okay? I wasn't planning on staying forever, but I can't afford anything else. Are you the bad guy? How about not believe you can stay in an expensive state/city forever? There are plenty of decent, affordable houses in the Mid-West.

[@DeineMutter-wb1oi]

@@Kryssyskingdom sorry, I have to use simple concepts for simple minds like yours.

[@DeineMutter-wb1oi]

@@Kryssyskingdom , no because coffee is more valuable than 90% of the deadbeats out there like yourself.

[@The_Absurdistt]

Greed will destroy everything and everyone eventually....

[@jackwilson8051]

This is not greed. The ownesr need to keep up the property

[@chaoswarriorbr]

Vote in taxes, get inflation free of charge. It's a "priviledge" to live there one might say, but it seems that the landlord corporation let that building get all messed up, maybe to discourage people on staying to hike the prices. The eviction to renovate is just the icying on the cake as a "good excuse" to get rid of "low paying" (what a joke, the prices are ridiculous) renters.

[@AlanSenzaki]

I use to live in Sausalito in the nineties and loved it but there are no rent controls or tenant rights lawyers like there are in San Francisco so I had to move when my rent went up. So sorry for the tenants.

[@Antyvas]

But with the internet, tenant rights lawyers can be everywhere now.

[@toddburgess6792]

Sausalito controversy? Pepperidge Farm remembers! Squat, do not move, do not pay rent. The cops won't mess with squatters, but they will evict paying residents without reservation.

[@hamsterdiving7593]

Lol, what are u talking about, the Sausalito cookie? Did Sausalito (town, not the cookie) sue them? 😅

[@pyrotechnick420]

@@hamsterdiving7593He was making a Family Guy reference. Also you make a connection between the Sausalito Cookie and Pepperidge Farm that no one saw coming LOL. Good work

[@hamsterdiving7593]

@@pyrotechnick420 lol, thanks 😁

[@Krranski]

I mean, realistically, the old woman should just refuse to move out and wait for the cops to evict her. When she is forced out, at least a modicum of social services will probably be extended in helping her live off the street. It would be an extremely bad look for the company to be known for shoving old women onto the street to die.

[@ianmacdonald9201]

They are all on a month to month tenancy. The lawyers that take this case should be forced to pay for costs of the delays plus attorney fees if they lose, which they will lose. I notice there has been no update since August of last year so the lawyers have probably already let the tenants know they don't have a case.

[@danieldaniels7571]

This is part if the deal if you rent. If you're a renter, you need to be prepared to move when your lease is up. A similar situation happened at an apartment complex I lived at in Tempe. It priced me out of Tempe and I moved to Phoenix six years ago.

[@liz6cats280]

Where in Tempe?

[@danieldaniels7571]

@@liz6cats280 Tempe Broadmill, 109 E Broadway off Mill & Broadway. I knew when I moved there that it was cheap for a prime location and eventually I'd end up priced out.

[@petercook3143]

On the other hand, the landlord wants to make some sort of business deal, I doubt renovation is going to happen, more like bull dozing and new concrete pour. He has some money to be made, get a piece of that, like 100k per tenant. Have the lawyers do it. Every year the lawyers delay, is money at higher rents lost, do the math, on 30 units, it might be 100k per month in lost rents.

[@benjaminpauldimedio1683]

3700 for one bedroom omg do you know what kind of houses you can get for that amount ?

[@Law19157]

People want to rent instead of own well into their senior years, this is the price you pay. Move to where you can afford, nobody has a right to stay in a place that's out of their price range. The landlord is within his/her right to renovate and increase rents otherwise that place would turn into a slum.

[@newtrollaccount384]

The problem is that the minimum price of renting has become unaffordable for many. Home ownership includes upkeep. How do you expect an old lady to do yard work?

[@Law19157]

@@newtrollaccount384 There's this thing called Condominiums and moving to a city that you can afford. Being a senior does not entitle you to somebody else's property. What part of Apartment buildings is not your property do you have a hard time understanding?

[@Mila-lu4mb]

We are suppose to take care of are elderly 😢 WTF is wrong with people?

[@fdisciple7634]

Capitalism does not care if you are old, sick or disabled. Profit is the bottom line!

[@lindalucky9214]

Yes you Pay.

[@lindalucky9214]

​@@fdisciple7634they are supposed to save for retirement......lol.hahaha.

[@nickyb7266]

So who pays for the repairs? Just don’t do the repairs?

[@bobsmith-wg9fz]

its cali...they spend taxpayer dollars on illegal aliens VS citizens born there....now you see the fight go forth and start the battle

[@Lucienne-zz1sw]

It is not the responsibility of the property owner to have 'empathy' with a 'fellow human being'. The property owner is running a business and is not the tenant's parent to look after them. Sentimentality as you suggest is not helpful. Clearly, the building is in very poor condition and cannot be effectively renovated with the tenants are in situ, and they should have realised this. It is very expensive to renovate properties like this, so of course the rent will be a lot higher after the refurbishment. This is reality and it's key to face up to it.

[@sveronih5376]

$2600 for a studio! Absolute criminal!

[@everything-is-everything]

You have to see the place it’s in the best location for most things. I know where the building is and that’s a great deal for the area.

[@joefunk76]

Sausalito is a tranquil and beautiful place.

[@glide4796]

This is the main reason I moved out of the bay area I knew I would never be able to afford a home there. Now at least I just have to pay property tax and a mortgage.

[@sandybiltz2476]

Heartless & unimaginable!

[@allegra9967]

His home looks roomy he can take her in

[@nikoqaddadeh3238]

They have to go to court in order to legally evict a tenant. They can't just send a notice, and scare folks. Karmic retribution will befall the slumlord.

[@Stephanie_12345]

Did you not hear that the tenants are on a month-to-month rental agreement!

[@nikoqaddadeh3238]

@@Stephanie_12345 Nasty much! How about try and have a nice day dear! Even with a month to month, it still requires in the state of California, a court order, and the tenant can still have their day in court to present their side, and possibly ask for more time.

[@cherylstevens8745]

It's a termination of tenancy. They only have to give 30 days notice. They were given plenty of time.

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

@@nikoqaddadeh3238 It was literally not an eviction, it was a termination of tenancy, they were given the required 30 day notice.

[@sandhilltucker]

​@StephanieKaplan so that makes it okay to throw people like Mrs. Goldstone to the curb? People who paid their rent even when the government said they didn't have to for 3 years? Good thing they're on month-to-month right? Legally easier to screw them over.

[@Ziaoe]

That's despicable.

[@Castle743]

Elderly..long term renters GREED ,GREED, GREED THIS HAPPENS IN AMERICA EVERY DAY

[@rondean2733]

Especially in the corrupt failed Democrat controlled Charcoal State of California!

[@jazzogenic]

Under the CA rent control act AB-1482, tenants can be evicted if the landlord "intends to demolish or substantially remodel the property," as is the case here (i.e., a no-fault termination). A small consolation is that landlords must provide relocation assistance equal to one month’s rent in the event of such a no-fault termination - which is no consolation at all in Marin County unless you are one of the lucky few who waited several years to be granted a Section 8 housing voucher. But affordable housing Sausalito has been an oxymoron since the early 70's when there was a thriving bohemian houseboat community with residents such as Jean Varda and Alan Watts. I miss that world but alas, it ain't comin' back any time soon.

[@19E37-e3i]

Not a lawyer, but I worked for Todd Rothbard decades ago. 9 times out of 10 people dig their own holes. Mgmt loses money on every eviction. They never evict for one missed payment. They are usually patient. There is that 10th time, though. And there I realized it's un ugly business and not for me. This may be one of those. But I can't say for sure because the laws wrt rentals are Byzantine. It's an unusual case.

[@jazzogenic]

@@19E37-e3i It's a "no-fault" eviction (i.e., not the tenants fault), purportedly for renovation purposes, which is entirely legal. However, I don't know what the legal definition of a "substantial remodel" is, presumably (hopefully!) it is well-defined and the landlord needs to corroborate it. But let's be real, we're talking Sausalito, how long can one expect to have affordable housing there?!

[@erincan1974]

im pretty sure that old lady had a rent controll appartment from the 80s 90s. paid like 700 a month, thats the real issue, they cant just evict these people , also the maintenance with these people included was no doubt making them take losses, they had to find a way to fix building , sell at market value, and evict the tenants who were grandfathered in rent controll, it was a prob done to be able to do all at once with a big buyer@@jazzogenic

[@jennvain3463]

I'll tell you now that these billionaires sleep fine throwing elderly folks out of their homes.

[@operavin]

I’m totally guessing here: Private equity fund buys property, evicts, remodels, and rents at new rates. In the “old days,” families owned and managed rental properties and didn’t have to share their profits with investors, hence lower overhead. This is happening nation wide, not just in California. If it is what I think it is, it’s called a Real Estate Syndicate. Awesome investment, until you figure out where the profit comes from. And everyone wants to know where the homeless come from.

[@purejoy1985]

Have an elderly relative just face a similar situation but thank God 🙏🏿 it didn't include 38 other people. Was renting a home since forever from someone who offered low rent back then and never changed the price. Before he passed away, he instructed his kids to honor her and let things continue. He believed in his word so he never put it in writing just verbal and did just that ❤. However, when kids took over they did acknowledge what father said but basically replied, that was him, this is us...said w/o saying basically. 🥺 It's sad that we are the point that the well-being of others is always last to everything else. I pray that these people will find a new loving home where they wont have to live in fear not knowing if/when things might change. 💔😔👎🏿

[@randallsmerna384]

Why isn't the son taking care of the mother? SMG! GROW A PAIR, DUDE!