Conejo Valley Rental Market Update, October 2026
Demand still exceeds supply. Tenants are renting longer and paying for amenities, and landlords who improve their properties are collecting higher rents.
Demand still exceeds supply. Tenants are renting longer and paying for amenities, and landlords who improve their properties are collecting higher rents.
Nine California landlord laws took effect in 2026 or start in 2027, from deposit refunds to stoves and refrigerators. Here's what changed.
Only 7 of 153 Conejo rentals were listed at $2,500 or less, and a third asked $6,000 or more. Thousand Oaks rents rose 2%.
A federal appeals court upheld a rule phasing out gas water heaters and boilers in four Southern California counties. Here's what apartment owners face.
Families are forming a decade later, which means more years renting. That's why build-to-rent housing is working, and why Conejo landlords are well placed.
A renter wired more than $18,000 to a scammer posing as an owner. How renters and landlords can spot copycat rental listings.
Demand still exceeds supply. Of 145 rentals on the market, only 8 were under $2,500 a month, and 28 were above $5,000.
A client let ChatGPT write her lease, and it didn't hold up under California law. What a generic lease misses and what to use instead.