If it's not your fault, they pay 3 times monthly rent to help you move.
Depends on the year the building was built.
From Inglewood Mun. Code ch. 8, art. 9 (§§ 8-121, 8-122, 8-123), read Oct 4, 2026.Show the law
“A tenancy may not be
terminated unless the landlord has one of the allowable “Just Cause” reasons, which must
be stated in the written notice terminating tenancy …”
State law applies here too. Where both cover a rental, the stricter city rule usually wins; each rule below says so.
Inglewood lawDepends on the building
Inglewood Housing Protection Ordinance – just cause eviction and relocation assistance
Can my landlord make me move out?
Yes, only for an allowed reason.
If it's not your fault, they pay 3 times monthly rent to help you move.
Depends on the year the building was built.
Who it covers
Not buildings less than 15 years old.
Not owner-occupied buildings with 2 units or fewer.
Exemptions: Owner-occupied single-family home/condo; owner-occupied duplex; residential construction within past 15 years.
In force since
Dec 5, 2019
Enacted
May 11, 2021
The law, word for word
“A tenancy may not be
terminated unless the landlord has one of the allowable “Just Cause” reasons, which must
be stated in the written notice terminating tenancy …”
California Tenant Protection Act – Just Cause Eviction
Can my landlord make me move out?
After a year, only for a good reason.
If it's not your fault, they owe you 1 month's rent or must waive your last month.
Depends on the year the building was built.
Who it covers
Not buildings less than 15 years old.
Not owner-occupied buildings with 2 units or fewer.
Covers: Tenancies of 12+ months (24 if additional adults added); does not apply where a local just cause ordinance applies.
Exemptions: Transient hotels; certain care facilities; dormitories; shared kitchen/bath with owner; owner-occupied single-family and duplex; CO within previous 15 years; separately alienable non-corporate-owned property with notice; deed-restricted or subsidized affordable housing.
In force since
Apr 1, 2024
Current version since
Jan 1, 2026
Set to be repealed
Jan 1, 2030
The law, word for word
“after a tenant has continuously and lawfully occupied a residential real property for 12 months, the owner of the residential real property shall not terminate a tenancy without just cause, which shall be stated in the written notice to terminate tenancy …”