A day before the planned end of San Diego's no-fault eviction moratorium, some tenants of a Linda Vista apartment complex are calling on city leaders for help. Their new landlord has told them to clear out by the end of the year.
Dozens of tenants from the Casa Linda Apartments rallied against their no-fault evictions in front of the complex Thursday morning.
Ward and the other tenants received notices to leave their homes by the end of the year. She was homeless before and is scared of being homeless again. Angel Gonzalez has been at Casa Linda for 10 years. He said it’s much more affordable than similar offerings on the housing market, but the new owner created health and safety issues at their homes — including asbestos exposure.
In a statement, UIP Linda Vista LLC denied issuing eviction notices to tenants. Tenants showed KPBS their Termination of Tenancy notices, which is the first step to an eviction. The notice said residents must vacate the premises by Jan. 13, 2023. The company said it was a miscommunication.
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