CA AB1529

Allows landlords to provide required Tenant Protection Act notices (regarding rent limits and just cause eviction requirements) directly within the lease or rental agreement, rather than only as a separate addendum or signed document, for tenancies commencing or renewed on or after July 1, 2020

Requires notices of scheduled expiration of rental restrictions or termination of subsidy contracts on assisted housing developments to remain posted until the expiration or termination actually occurs, and clarifies that opportunity-to-purchase notices must be provided before or concurrently with the 12-month advance notice

Mandates that trustees recording notices of default mail copies to the Director of Housing and Community Development and the Executive Director of the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee when a use restriction has been recorded against the property

Modifies "affordable rent" calculations for rental housing developments that dedicate at least 80% of units to lower income households and receive tax credits, bonds, or certain grants after January 1, 2025, to align with California Tax Credit Allocation Committee maximum rent levels

Clarifies that "available excess sites" for permanent farmworker housing development near migrant farm labor centers refers to sites previously identified under Government Code Section 14684.3