Welcome to HOA California (.com), this website was designed to be a resource which helps homeowners find a HOA management company or vendor in California. Simply click the link above to search for trusted HOA management companies and vendors in California.

Whether your self-managed association is looking for a management firm for the first time, or your current management company isn’t providing the level of service you expect, the HOA Management network can help you reach your community’s goals. Our vast blog section is written by professionals from within the homeowners association industry and contains advice and information on every topic from with the industry. Here you can find the roles and responsibilities of HOA board members, the best ways to bid out vendor contracts, and the basic qualifications of a professional management company.

At HOA California, our goal is to help those serving on their association’s Board of Directors or serving on a committee. We reach out to community association volunteers using a number of channels, including search engine optimization (SEO), pay-per-click advertising, social media, active blogging, and others. To utilize our direct connection and advertise your services to those in the HOA industry, click here.

If you’re HOA or condo Board of Directors is looking for more formal educational resources, we suggest contacting your local CAI Chapter. Community Associations Institute is dedicated to building better communities, provides education and resources to community association homeowner leaders, professional managers, association management companies and other businesses and professionals who provide products and services to community associations.

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California Common-Interest Developments

An estimated 14.3 million Californians, or about 38% of the state’s population, currently live in common-interest developments. Homeowners associations (HOAs), condominium associations, and town home communities are all categorized as common-interest developments. Of the associations in California, approximately 68% are classified as small developments, which are defined by having 50 units or less. The most common type of community association in California are condominiums, which constitute 56% of the state’s common-interest developments. Next to condominiums, the most common type of associations are PUDs, or Planned Unit Developments, which make up 33% of California’s associations. On average, community association in California brings in an annual revenue of $210,000. In 1963, community associations were first regulated in California with the passage of the California Condominium Act. However, this act failed to address all of the issues concerning associations. Many of the laws affecting HOAs were spread between the state’s Civil Code and the Corporations Code. Currently, California community associations of all types are governed by the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act. This act was enacted by the California State Legislature in 1986 and defines the powers granted to associations, how they are to be set up, and the various regulations. Under the Davis-Stirling Act, HOA’s and condominiums have the power to impose fees upon their members to maintain the community, and also to impose and enforce rules to maintain the aesthetics of the community.

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