Los Angeles County Mandates Maximum Indoor Temperature for Rental Properties
Los Angeles County has implemented a new regulation mandating that rental properties must maintain indoor temperatures at or below 82 degrees Fahrenheit by the year 2027.
Los Angeles, CA, August 4, 2026 —
Los Angeles County has enacted a new regulation that will require landlords to ensure indoor temperatures in rental properties do not exceed 82 degrees Fahrenheit. This new standard is set to take effect by the year 2027.
The ordinance aims to address concerns related to extreme heat and its impact on tenant health and safety. While the specifics of enforcement and potential penalties for non-compliance were not detailed in the regulation’s announcement, the mandate signifies a proactive step by the county to mitigate the effects of rising temperatures on its residents.
Further details regarding the implementation timeline, required cooling mechanisms, and exemptions, if any, are expected to be released as the 2027 deadline approaches. The regulation applies to all rental properties within Los Angeles County.
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