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Condo conversions in Roseville

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

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

What Roseville's code says

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Limits on conversions
  • No conversion if multi-family rentals are at or below 15% of City housing, or would fall below 15%.
    Applies: Rental complexes of 3 or more units; conversions allowed only in the R3, RMU and PD districts.
    § 19.58.030 · code text
    Under no circumstance shall a conversion reduce the percentage of multi-family rental units below 15 percent of the total number of housing units within the City.
Relocation help
  • At least 2 months' rent plus the tenant's security deposit.
    Applies: Applies to tenants who will be displaced.
    § 19.58.070 · code text
    At a minimum, such payment shall be equal in amount to two months rent and the security deposit amount paid by the tenant for the existing apartment unit.
  • A lifetime lease.
    Applies: Permanently disabled or low-income tenants aged 60 or older.
    § 19.58.070 · code text
    Such permanently disabled or low-income tenants, that are 60 years of age of older, shall receive a lifetime lease
Notice to tenants
  • Written notice of the intent to convert before leasing or renting a unit.
    Applies: Prospective tenants after the conversion application is filed; they do not get relocation benefits.
    § 19.58.080 · code text
    Following submittal of a condominium conversion application to the City, any prospective tenant shall be notified in writing of the intent to convert prior to leasing or renting a unit
Vacancy-rate test
  • No conversion when the City-wide vacancy rate for multi-unit housing is 5% or less.
    Applies: The rate is averaged over the 4 quarters before the application is submitted.
    § 19.58.030 · code text
    If the averaged vacancy rate exceeds five percent, then an application for a conversion to condominiums may be accepted by the City.

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Frequently asked questions

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

Roseville's code: No conversion if multi-family rentals are at or below 15% of City housing, or would fall below 15%. (Rental complexes of 3 or more units; conversions allowed only in the R3, RMU and PD districts.) (§ 19.58.030); At least 2 months' rent plus the tenant's security deposit. (Applies to tenants who will be displaced.) (§ 19.58.070).

General information, not legal advice.

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