Monthly Archives: January 2025

4 January, 2025

Is Your San Diego Apartment Ready for the Big One? The Case for Seismic Retrofitting

By |2025-01-14T18:27:51+00:00January 4th, 2025|SDCAA, Seismic Safety, Soft Story Seismic Retrofit|

The 7.0-magnitude earthquake that struck Northern California in December 2024 serves as a sobering reminder of the seismic risks faced by all of California, including San Diego. While this recent quake caused limited damage, it highlights the urgent need for apartment owners and managers in San Diego to take action […]

3 January, 2025

Earthquake Readiness: Protecting Your Apartment Building and Tenants in Long Beach

By |2025-01-14T18:22:48+00:00January 3rd, 2025|AACSC, earthquake preparedness, Earthquake Resilience|

The December magnitude 7.0 earthquake off California’s northern coast serves as a stark reminder of the seismic risks faced by communities across the state, including Long Beach. While this quake primarily triggered tsunami warnings for northern areas, the event highlights the critical importance of preparation. Long Beach, with its dense […]

2 January, 2025

Why Apartment Owners and Managers Should Act Now on Balcony Inspections

By |2025-01-14T18:18:20+00:00January 2nd, 2025|AAOC, balcony Laws, Building Balcony Safety|

Balconies, decks, and elevated walkways are popular features for renters, especially in areas like Southern California, where the climate is ideal for outdoor living. These structures provide privacy, outdoor access, and space for relaxation or entertaining. However, they also come with significant liability risks, which has led California to introduce […]

1 January, 2025

Preparing for the Big One: The Critical Role of Seismic Retrofits

By |2025-01-14T18:15:15+00:00January 1st, 2025|AAGLA, Seismic Retrofit|

The recent December 2024 magnitude 7 earthquake off California’s coast served as a stark reminder of the Golden State’s seismic vulnerability. While no catastrophic damage or loss of life occurred, such an event underlines the importance of being prepared for future earthquakes—particularly the much-dreaded “Big One.”

Seismologists agree that while individual […]

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