CA AB2763

Expands the definition of "public entity" under California's relocation assistance law to include entities using low-income housing tax credits to acquire or rehabilitate properties occupied by residential tenants.

Defines "other displacing activity" to include rent increases exceeding 5% of a tenant's current rent within 48 months after a public entity uses specified tax credits for property acquisition or rehabilitation.

Requires the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee to mandate displacement prevention analyses for projects triggering relocation protections, which must be approved at a public board meeting before applications are considered complete.

Prohibits displacement unless comparable replacement housing is available and requires public entities to provide replacement housing or suspend project implementation if comparable housing cannot be secured.

Requires the committee's annual report to the Legislature to include the number of persons displaced by projects receiving housing credits.