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Anyone? :-)

I believe berkeley has it and San Fran for properties built b4 1978. Most cities don't allow rent to be raised more often than once a year and some cities like oakland have a limit to the percentage that can be raised, but it's laughable since the limit is over CPI.

dublin hillz says

I believe berkeley has it and San Fran for properties built b4 1978. Most cities don't allow rent to be raised more often than once a year and some cities like oakland have a limit to the percentage that can be raised, but it's laughable since the limit is over CPI.

Thank you for the reply. I'm wondering if anyone has a comprehensive list.

I believe in Oakland, rent cannot be raised more than 10% annually.

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BayArea says

I'm wondering if anyone has a comprehensive list.

I couldn't believe it was a serious question, so I didn't post earlier. Then I tried one search:

list of cities with rent control

in two search engines. Both returned results:

http://dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/appendix2.shtml

http://www.caltenantlaw.com/RCcities.htm

I also searched this:

"San Mateo" bar association

and found this:

https://www.smcba.org/For%20the%20Public/How%20We%20Can%20Help%20You/LRS.aspx

Do search engines not work where you live?