THE BIGGEST CORPORATE LANDLORD: HOW WE FIGHT BACK | October 13, 2026, 5:00–6:30 PM Vivmark Residential, formed through the merger of Equity Residential and AvalonBay Communities, is now the country’s largest corporate landlord, owning over 180,000 units nationwide. With enormous economic and political power, the company poses a major challenge to rent control and stronger tenant protections. Join @StrikeDebt for Part 2 of their series to learn what this merger means for tenants and how we can organize to push back. Register: bit.ly/biggest-landlord

How San Diego Tenants Went on Strike Over Their Utility Bills – and Won  voiceofsandiego.org/2026/10/…

Before National Voter Education Week ends, check out our bilingual 2026 Voter Guide, with our recommendations on 9 of California’s 14 statewide propositions. Read the guide, make your voting plan, and visit vote.ca.gov to make your voice heard for housing justice. housingnowca.org/voter_guide…

We’re thinking of Maricarmen and standing in solidarity with tenants across Spain. Maricarmen could be any of us. When the interests of speculators matter more than everyday tenants, our homes and our lives are put at risk. That’s why we organize—for housing, dignity, and justice for all. #TodosSomosMaricarmen edition.cnn.com/2026/10/07/e…

We were honored to join @nmasunivision’s mayoral & gubernatorial candidate town halls alongside partners like @CPColectivo, speaking with candidates about issues impacting our communities, including housing. 📺 Tune in tonight at 7 PM PT for the LA mayoral town hall on @nmasunivision! Local leadership has statewide impacts. We look forward to working with whoever is elected to advance housing justice across California.

We're dissapointed in @CAGovernor's decision to veto AB 1166, which was an opportunity to help CAdevelop a comprehensive plan to address our housing and homelessness crises. As the world’s fourth-largest economy, California should be investing at the scale this crisis demands. Yet the state spends less than 0.5% of its annual budget on housing and homelessness solutions. We will keep fighting to ensure California has the resources, accountability, and roadmap needed to ensure that all Californians have a home.

"The billionaire-backed voter ID initiative could make it harder for working class people and voters of color to vote." Vote #NoOnProp39 this November! lapublicpress.org/2026/09/pr…

The @sacbee_news editorial board is raising concerns about Prop 43’s two thirds voting requirement and what it could mean for local funding decisions. The board is urging Californians to vote NO on Prop 43. #NoOn43CA

Proposition 3 will appear on the November 2026 ballot, asking California voters to permanently extend higher income tax rates on top earners. First enacted in 2012 and renewed in 2016, these rates make sure our schools are funded and protect healthcare and essential community services. Without this measure, the current tax rates will expire after 2030, cutting state revenue by billions annually and threatening funding for critical programs. #yeson3ca

Just 99 billionaires, corporations & allied groups spent $5.8B on California state politics over 20 years—more than the bottom 99.9% of Californians combined. The California Oligarch Index shows who’s behind the money and how it shapes fights over housing, healthcare, wages & more. As we head into 2026, know who’s funding campaigns. californiaoligarchs.com

🏠 California needs more affordable homes. Prop. 1 would provide $11.25 billion in bonds for affordable housing programs, including housing for veterans, working families, farmworkers, students, and other Californians. Learn more at yesonprop1ca.org #YesOnProp1

It’s not too late - today is National Voter Registration Day! 🗳️ For those who are eligible to vote, know that affordable housing is on the ballot this year. As we head toward the elections, Housing Now! will be sharing information about key housing justice-related propositions so you can stay informed. Check your voter registration and find your polling place: sos.ca.gov/elections

Housing justice means meeting people where they are — including ensuring LGBTQ seniors can age with dignity, stability, affordability, and community. CA panel approves funds for SF LGBTQ senior housing project: ebar.com/story/169883?fbclid…

"Each time we were told to wait for a better moment, and each time the people told to wait were gone before it came. There is never a good moment to ask the city’s prosperity to house the people who make it possible — which is why this one will have to do." quintinmecke.substack.com/p/…