It’s looking more likely changes to the city of Los Angeles’s Measure United to House L.A. are coming. What shape they take is unclear, but concerns about the tax’s “unintended consequences” for... Read more »
The Los Angeles City Council has officially given the green light for the redevelopment of Rancho San Pedro near the Port of Los Angeles. The One San Pedro Collaborative, a joint venture... Read more »
“At Capital One, we believe that safe, affordable housing is the foundation for financial and economic success — unlocking opportunities to save, build wealth and achieve lasting financial resilience,” Metrakas said in... Read more »
Read more Three years out, tourists already splurging on mansion rentals for 2028 Olympics Small Los Angeles hotels decry Olympic wage hike, face closures by 2028 $3B LA Convention Center plan advances... Read more »
The Los Angeles City Council signed off on a $90 million subsidy program for Palisades fire victims. On Tuesday, the city council unanimously approved the funding for costs associated with rebuilding properties... Read more »
The Beverly Hills City Council is clearing the way for an updated builder’s remedy proposal on Wilshire Boulevard. The city council granted an appeal from applicant Wilshire Skyline regarding its proposed 14-story... Read more »
The New York City Council has approved the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure for Totem’s Herkimer-Williams proposal. The mixed-use hub in Brooklyn’s East New York neighborhood will add up to 1,000 rental units, along... Read more »
With less than a month until the one-year anniversary of the Palisades and Eaton fires, nearly a dozen properties in the Pacific Palisades have yet to be cleared by their owners. Now,... Read more »
The Los Angeles City Council has voted to make Mayor Karen Bass’ affordable housing initiative, known as Executive Directive 1 (ED1), a permanent part of the L.A. Municipal Code. Issued three years... Read more »
During her first week in office three years ago, Mayor Karen Bass issued a sweeping directive to speed up affordable housing applications. Now, that plan is permanent. The L.A. City Council unanimously... Read more »