I wanted to start a conversation around California AB 2579, which has been gaining attention lately—especially for those of us involved in property management, HOAs, or multifamily construction. This new law brings some important updates that directly impact building inspections, maintenance responsibilities, and overall compliance for apartment complexes and condo communities.

From what I’ve gathered, AB 2579 places a stronger emphasis on regular structural assessments and documentation. It’s designed to prevent long-term damage and increase safety—especially in aging buildings. If you’re a property owner or work with one, it’s definitely something you should be paying close attention to.

I recently came across an informative article from Tomer Malki and his team at Malki Construction that really breaks it down well. They’ve been helping property owners across California understand what AB 2579 means and how to stay compliant without unnecessary stress or cost.

If you’re already taking steps to adapt to AB 2579, or have questions about how it affects your property, I’d love to hear your experiences. Has anyone already gone through an inspection or had to make changes?

Let’s share insights and help each other out.