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Concord, CA local landlord rules

3 of 3 topics verified

State law also applies. See California landlord-tenant law.

Last reviewed 2026-10-15

Quick facts

TopicAt a glance
Rent control / stabilizationYes.
Just-cause evictionYes.
Rental licensing / registrationYes.

Details & sources

Rent control / stabilization

Yes. Rent on covered units may rise only by the allowable annual increase or an approved fair-return increase. The initial allowable increase was 60% of the April 2022–April 2023 CPI change (2.52%). No increase is allowed unless the unit is registered.

Verified Source: Concord Mun. Code §§ 19.40.010(c), 19.40.040 (Browser transcription) · last checked 2026-10-15

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Just-cause eviction

Yes. To end a tenancy, a landlord must serve a written notice stating at least one listed for-cause or no-fault ground.

Verified Source: Concord Mun. Code § 19.40.070 (Browser transcription) · last checked 2026-10-15

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Rental licensing / registration

Yes. Landlords must register covered rental units, including rented single-family homes and condos, through the city rent registry. They must pay the fees and file annual reports.

Verified Source: Concord Mun. Code § 19.40.060 (Browser transcription) · last checked 2026-10-15

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