[fuel-video-player channel="37a517db-b85e-4727-8a34-5c9cb1fce24d" swc="a28d87db-9146-45b1-a204-f031735afd41" poster="https://fueltools-prod01-public.fuelmedia.io/850b1730-09d2-44a7-bb6a-504c205fd228/20241026/6b58627e-c98f-44d3-9dff-2c9354ea79e7/638657469937991572_thumbnail.png"] Prop 33 could reshape California's rental market by shifting rent control decisions to local governments, sparking debate over affordability and housing policy. With Riverside County rent prices averaging $1,830 and Palm Springs surpassing $1,900 for one-bedroom apartments, voters will determine if local authorities can better manage rental costs without discouraging new construction.
By: NBC Palm Springs
October 28, 2024