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Pomona Rental Laws & Rent Control (2026)

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Pomona is in Los Angeles County, California. It adds local protections on top of statewide law: Just-cause protection start, Local rent increase cap. Confirm each rule's current scope with the city before acting.

Pomona local rules (2)

These sit on top of the statewide rules below. Each one links to the official Pomona source we track it from. Scope can depend on the building’s age, unit count and tenancy — verify against the source before acting.

  • Just-cause protection start

    Effective January 2026

    From day 1 of the tenancy

    Just cause with mandated cash relocation payments for no-fault evictions. Confirm current relocation amounts on the city program page. Ordinance 4359 sunsets 2026-12-31 unless extended — re-verify in December 2026.

    Official Pomona source
  • Local rent increase cap

    Effective January 2026

    Tracked rate: 5% — confirm coverage and tiers below

    Rent Stabilization & Eviction Control Ordinance: 5% annual cap, one increase per 12 months. Second reading approved Nov 17 2025; effective Jan 1 2026. Verify covered-unit definition and any annual renewal/adjustment on the city program page. Ordinance 4359 sunsets 2026-12-31 unless extended — re-verify in December 2026.

    Official Pomona source

Statewide laws that apply in Pomona

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Frequently asked questions

Does Pomona have rent control?
Pomona has its own local rent ordinance in addition to California's statewide AB 1482 cap. Local rules can be stricter, so confirm your unit's specific limit before raising rent.
What security-deposit limit applies in Pomona?
California's statewide limit applies: one month's rent as of July 1, 2024 (AB 12), with a narrow small-landlord two-month exception. The deposit must be returned within 21 days.

This page is general information about California law, not legal advice, and may not reflect the latest changes or your city’s local ordinances. Verify against the current statute or consult a California attorney before acting. Last reviewed: June 26, 2026.