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Condo conversions in Hemet

Hemet's own rules on condo conversions, with the code text for every value.

Each rule below links to the section of the Hemet Municipal Code it was read from, with the code text one click away (extracted October 2026). General information, not legal advice.

What Hemet's code says

Hemet code What Hemet's code adds
Relocation help
  • Actual moving costs, up to $500.00 per residential unit.
    Applies: Paid by the developer with the termination notice; only for tenants not told in writing about the conversion when signing their lease.
    § 90-245 · code text
    Actual cost of relocation shall not exceed $500.00 per residential unit and shall be paid at the time the notice of termination (eviction) is presented, if prior to the submittal of the final map.
Notice to tenants
  • At least 10 days before the planning commission meeting on the tentative map.
    Applies: The city notifies all tenants in writing in any building proposed for conversion.
    § 90-245 · code text
    The city shall notify in writing all tenants in any building being proposed for conversion to this article no less than ten days prior to the planning commission meeting regarding the tentative map for the project.
  • At least 150 days' written notice of the intent to convert before a tenancy ends.
    Applies: Applies to each tenant whose tenancy ends because of the conversion or proposed conversion.
    § 90-245 · code text
    Each tenant shall be given a minimum of 150 days' written notice of intention to convert prior to termination of tenancy due to the conversion or proposed conversion.
Tenants' right to buy
  • An exclusive right to contract to buy the unit they live in, as state law provides.
    Applies: Applies to the current tenant of any unit to be converted.
    § 90-245 · code text
    The present tenant of any unit to be converted shall be given an exclusive right to contract to purchase the unit occupied as provided by state law.

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Frequently asked questions

What happens to tenants when a Hemet building converts to condos?

Hemet's code: Actual moving costs, up to $500.00 per residential unit. (Paid by the developer with the termination notice; only for tenants not told in writing about the conversion when signing their lease.) (§ 90-245); At least 10 days before the planning commission meeting on the tentative map. (The city notifies all tenants in writing in any building proposed for conversion.) (§ 90-245).

General information, not legal advice.

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