Dear NAIOP SoCal Members, Advocates and Friends: A state bill upending landlord-tenant relationships will be debated and voted on the State Assembly Floor in August 2024. The bill – SB 1103 (Menjivar) – will disrupt landlord-tenant relationships in commercial contracts, place restrictions on cost allocation adjustments and add complex regulations to the business-to-business relationship. SB 1103 will have detrimental consequences not only on commercial landlords but on small businesses and nonprofit organizations that the bill is trying to protect. NAIOP SoCal is asking our Members and friends to contact State Assemblymembers, urging them to oppose SB 1103. It only takes a minute of your time to respond to NAIOP SoCal’s Action Alert by emailing (Note: Submit a pre-written email) and/or calling your State Assemblymember (Note: Follow the supplied phone script as a guide). Click here to take action: https://lnkd.in/gQgqiwJk
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