Who is AAGLA?
The Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA ) is a trade association and government advocate serving rental housing providers throughout Southern California since 1917. Today, our association’s members are over 10,000 strong and own or manage more than 350,000 rental units. Our diverse group of members consist of both rental housing providers and residential property management professionals, developers and other real estate professionals, and vendors that serve rental housing businesses.
Events & Webinars
The Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA) provides comprehensive training and educational events designed to support rental housing providers in Southern California. Our weekly, member-exclusive webinars cover essential topics, including legal updates, insurance requirements, landlord-tenant laws, and legislative changes. We also host in-person networking events, Lunch & Learn sessions, and specialized Certificate training programs, offering actionable insights from industry experts.
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What Members Are Saying
“The AAGLA team is always helpful and knowledgeable whenever I have a question. I truly appreciate having a strong advocacy group fighting for landlords, especially in a city where legislation often favors tenants over small, family-owned properties. Navigating the rental industry without AAGLA’s support would be incredibly challenging!”
“Anyone renting a property in LA should join AAGLA to stay ahead in this ever-changing industry. It’s an essential resource for keeping up with regulations, insurance, market trends, and connecting with fellow small business owners who understand the challenges of being a landlord. The AAGLA team—Dan, Diana, Janet, and others—are always incredibly helpful. Their informative webinars, action alerts, and newsletters keep me up-to-date and prepared. I wish every landlord would join; there’s no reason to be uninformed and risk penalties when AAGLA is here to help. Thank you for always being there for us!”
“AAGLA has been an invaluable resource for our business. I LOVE the forms—they make managing my properties so much easier. I also appreciate the strong advocacy efforts and proudly donated to AAGLA’s PAC in the last election to support real estate investors. Plus, the Apartment Age magazine is my go-to for finding reliable vendors. AAGLA truly delivers the tools and support landlords need!”
“AAGLA is my go-to source for up-to-date information on current and proposed legislation affecting landlords. Their timely updates help me stay informed and prepared for any changes in the industry.”
“I respect the Association’s fierce commitment to the wellbeing of its members. They go above and beyond to keep us all informed, while making sure our interests are well represented in Sacramento. Most importantly, the team genuinely cares, and is fun to be around!”
“AAGLA is a terrific resource for property owners. Their educational programs keep me informed about upcoming legislation and who to contact about potential challenges. The property management webinars and other resources provide invaluable support. I highly recommend AAGLA to any landlord looking to stay ahead in the industry!”
“Being part of AAGLA has helped our business in many ways. We’ve participated in AAGLA’s educational seminars and now webinar sponsorships. By educating, promoting our services to property owners has provided exposure of our brand and it’s been very rewarding,”
“After I joined, I soon learned that AAGLA works very hard to protect the interests of small property owners like me who own units to support themselves while working at a fulltime job and later when they retire. AAGLA also has excellent owner education programs to keep owners apprised of all the changes in laws and regulations that impact our industry.”
“The city and state don’t send out comprehensive updates regarding these changes. AAGLA is in a position of authority to assist people like me! And to all the folks who own rental housing property but aren’t yet members of the Association, you are setting yourself up for failure.”