Welcome to the Columbia Apartment Association

Established as a non-profit, professional rental housing organization, the Columbia Apartment Association (CAA) promotes the rental housing industry through education, legislative advocacy and member services. Our organization was established to monitor local problems which can impact the apartment industry in the Boone County Area. The CAA is your local voice for rental property issues. Our organization unites property owners, managers and suppliers with service companies who share a common interest of working interactively towards the success and future of a stabilized rental industry.

The CAA is a local affiliate of the Missouri Apartment Association (MAA) and the National Apartment Association (NAA). Whether you are a CAA member, a renter, or just searching for a place to call home, we hope you’ll find the resources available on our site to be helpful, informative and easy to use.

Join the CAA… a professional organization dedicated to the preservation of the rights of all those involved in property ownership and management.

CAA Meetings

The CAA meets on the second Wednesday of each month throughout the year. Please see our calendar for details of meeting times and locations.

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CAA Benefits

Legislation & Education

The association promotes the best interests of the multi-housing industry through legislation on a local, state and national basis.

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Legislation & Education

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By joining the CAA, you become a positive force in the growth and prosperity of the multi-housing industry in Columbia, Missouri.

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Helpful Tenant Information

The Columbia Apartment Association (CAA) is a trade association representing the Owner / Management companies of the multifamily industry. We’re not qualified to give you legal advice. If you need legal help for a particular problem you’re having, we encourage you to check with an attorney or look for legal resources in your area that can assist you.

In most instances, resident and landlord disputes are based on provisions contained within a lease agreement. You are encouraged to carefully read, understand, and maintain a copy of your lease. Give special attention to lease paragraphs regarding lease term, rent amount, rent due dates, non-renewal notice, deposits, and maintenance requests.