Lendlease and joint venture partner Aware Super announced the opening of Habitat in Los Angeles along with welcoming the building’s first residents. The two-building live-work-thrive campus features luxury apartments, creative offices and restaurant-ready retail space.

The 12-story residential building, Habitat Residences, is located at 3411 S. La Cienega Blvd., where Culver City meets Los Angeles. The 260-unit community features studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments, in addition to penthouses on the top two floors.

Immediately adjacent to Habitat Residences is the six-story, 260,000-square-foot creative office building, which also includes 2,900 square feet of ground-floor retail space. CBRE is handling leasing.

“Connecting residents to the Southern California landscape was a priority at every touchpoint across Habitat, from the full-height windows and private terraces in both the residential and office buildings to the acre of open space that anchors the community,” said Ryan Burton, director of development, SVP, Lendlease.

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G4 Capital Partners parachuted into Los Angeles to found a beachhead for California residential lending.

The private investment firm opened its first office outside New York in L.A. The office will spearhead lending across the Golden State to fill a lending void left by banks, Bisnow reported.

“We see a real gap now between where borrowers need capital and where traditional lenders are willing to go,” Larry Grantham, the newly appointed senior managing director for G4 Capital in charge of the L.A. office, told the outlet.

He said banks are still pulling back, and that’s created a “meaningful opening for private lenders who have capital, the experience and the willingness to pick up the phone and walk through complexity with a borrower.” 

To fill the void, G4 Capital wants to expand its investor pool and capitalize on the need for apartments across major cities. It also wants to be poised for an expected “pickup in transaction volume.”

To draw more investors, the firm is looking to institutional limited partners, pension funds and endowments, plus to growing registered investment advisers and family offices, Grantham said.

G4 Capital Partners, co-founded in 2005 by Louis Silverman, Robyn Sorid and Jason Behfarin in 2005, has completed more than $5.8 billion across nearly 300 in real estate deals. It’s been active in the New York residential market, lending $320 million in construction financing to build a 280,000 square foot condominium project in Manhattan and $320 million for a residential tower in Greenpoint.

G4’s expansion into California runs counter to contracting lending by some other large commercial real estate firms during growing complaints about the state’s political and tax climate. 

Camden Property Trust, based in Houston, said in January that it would sell all 11 of its California multifamily assets and leave the state. Wood Partners, based in Atlanta, left in 2024.

But despite the very real structural complications to doing business in the state and city, California and L.A. still have advantages, Grantham said. “There’s a reason why, despite our challenges, capital keeps coming here,” he told the outlet.

Values have reset dramatically in general across greater Los Angeles, and at the same time, there are stacks of capital sitting on the sidelines. As in New York, G4 expects to focus on the residential market in L.A. and across the state

For many investors, that’s tough real estate. Regulations are constantly changing, especially around rental properties. But Grantham said the state’s lack of housing means opportunities for G4. 

“We are grossly undersupplied in housing in California, and I don’t care which side of the political aisle you sit on,” Grantham told Bisnow. “It’s a fundamental issue we need to address, and we’re happy to play our part and finance those types of asset classes.

“We think the demand from sponsors to borrow our type of capital and from other capital lenders will remain robust over the next 10-plus years.”

— Dana Bartholomew

MBK Rental Living said leasing has begun at Las Brisas, a 340-unit luxury community in Santa Maria. The Santa Barbara County property is now open for move-ins.  

“Las Brisas was designed with intention—bringing together the comforts of modern living with the natural beauty of the Santa Maria landscape,” said Ken McCarren, president of MBK Rental Living. “Our goal is to create communities where residents feel inspired, can unwind, and build meaningful connections with their neighbors. Las Brisas embodies this vision throughout every aspect of the community, both inside the homes and across the shared spaces.”

Las Brisas features a variety of layouts, including one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments ranging from 739 square feet to 1,295 square feet. Community amenities available to all residents include a resort-style swimming pool, 24-hour fitness center, communal gathering spaces, co-working space, dog spa and adjacent dog park, playground and pocket parks throughout. 

For California residents managing digital assets or considering estate planning for cryptocurrency holdings, understanding regulatory compliance in the crypto space is essential for protecting your wealth and family’s financial future.

A U.S. senator has formally opened an inquiry into Binance, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, over allegations that the platform facilitated transactions violating U.S. sanctions against Iran and Russia. The investigation, first reported by Bloomberg, raises critical questions about regulatory compliance in the cryptocurrency industry and the potential legal consequences for platforms operating in the United States.

What Is the Binance Investigation About?

The senator’s inquiry focuses on whether Binance enabled users in sanctioned countries—specifically Iran and Russia—to conduct financial transactions that circumvent U.S. economic restrictions. According to the Bloomberg report, the investigation will examine:

Transaction patterns: Whether Binance processed payments or trades involving entities or individuals subject to U.S. sanctions

Compliance protocols: The adequacy of Binance’s know-your-customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) procedures

Corporate accountability: Whether Binance executives were aware of potential sanctions violations and failed to act

This inquiry comes amid heightened regulatory scrutiny of cryptocurrency exchanges worldwide, as governments seek to close loopholes that could enable illicit financial activities.

Why Does This Matter for California Residents and Asset Owners?

If you’re a California resident with cryptocurrency holdings or digital assets as part of your estate, this investigation highlights several critical considerations:

1. Regulatory Risk in Cryptocurrency Investments

Cryptocurrency exchanges operating without full regulatory compliance face significant legal and financial risks, including:

Substantial fines and penalties from federal agencies

Potential asset freezes or trading restrictions

Loss of user trust and market value

Possible criminal charges against corporate leadership

For investors, these risks can translate into sudden loss of access to funds, decreased asset values, or complications in estate administration if digital holdings are stored on non-compliant platforms.

2. Estate Planning Challenges with Digital Assets

Many California residents are asking: “How can I protect my cryptocurrency investments for my family if regulatory actions could freeze or complicate access to these assets?”

The answer lies in comprehensive estate planning that accounts for the unique nature of digital assets. This includes:

Documenting all cryptocurrency holdings with secure access instructions

Selecting trustees or executors who understand digital asset management

Creating clear provisions in your trust or will for transferring cryptocurrency

Ensuring compliance with California’s Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (RUFADAA)

3. The Importance of Working with Compliant Financial Platforms

The Binance investigation serves as a reminder that due diligence matters when selecting where to store and manage significant assets. California residents should consider:

Using exchanges and platforms with strong regulatory track records

Diversifying storage methods (including cold wallets for long-term holdings)

Regularly reviewing platform terms of service and compliance updates

What Are the Potential Consequences for Binance?

If the investigation finds evidence of sanctions violations, Binance could face:

Multi-billion dollar fines: Similar to previous enforcement actions against financial institutions

Operational restrictions: Limits on serving U.S. customers or conducting certain types of transactions

Criminal prosecution: Charges against executives if willful violations are proven

Reputational damage: Loss of market share and user confidence

These outcomes would have ripple effects across the entire cryptocurrency market, potentially affecting asset values and accessibility for millions of users.

How California Residents Can Protect Their Digital Assets

Whether you currently hold cryptocurrency or are considering adding digital assets to your investment portfolio, taking proactive steps to protect these holdings is essential:

1. Include Digital Assets in Your Estate Plan

Work with an experienced estate planning attorney who understands cryptocurrency and digital asset management. Your estate plan should:

Inventory all digital assets with sufficient detail for identification

Provide secure access instructions without compromising security

Designate beneficiaries specifically for digital holdings

Address tax implications of cryptocurrency transfers

2. Choose the Right Fiduciary

Your trustee or executor should be someone who:

Understands basic cryptocurrency concepts and security protocols

Can work with technical experts if needed

Is willing and able to navigate the regulatory landscape

Has your family’s best interests at heart

3. Document Everything

Create a secure “digital asset inventory” that includes:

Names and types of all cryptocurrencies held

Exchange accounts and wallet addresses

Access instructions (stored securely, never in the will itself)

Contact information for any third-party custodians

What Makes This Investigation Different?

This Senate inquiry into Binance represents an escalation in U.S. government oversight of cryptocurrency exchanges. Unlike previous regulatory actions focused primarily on consumer protection or market manipulation, this investigation centers on national security concerns related to sanctions compliance.

The distinction matters because:

Sanctions violations carry more severe penalties than typical securities law violations

National security cases often involve multiple federal agencies working together

The standard for criminal prosecution may be lower when sanctions are involved

International cooperation may be required, complicating enforcement and resolution

The Broader Implications for Cryptocurrency Regulation

The Binance investigation is part of a larger trend toward stricter cryptocurrency regulation in the United States and globally. Recent developments include:

Increased coordination between the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and cryptocurrency regulators

New reporting requirements for cryptocurrency transactions above certain thresholds

Enhanced KYC and AML requirements for exchanges serving U.S. customers

Greater scrutiny of “DeFi” (decentralized finance) platforms that may facilitate anonymous transactions

For California residents planning their estates, these regulatory changes underscore the importance of staying informed and working with professionals who understand both the legal and technical aspects of digital asset management.

Questions to Ask Your Estate Planning Attorney About Digital Assets

If you hold cryptocurrency or other digital assets, consider discussing these questions with your estate planning attorney:

“How can I ensure my beneficiaries will have access to my cryptocurrency after I pass away?”

“What are the tax implications of transferring cryptocurrency through my estate?”

“Should I create a separate trust specifically for digital assets?”

“How do I protect my cryptocurrency from creditor claims or estate challenges?”

“What happens if a cryptocurrency exchange I use goes bankrupt or faces regulatory action?”

Protect Your Family’s Financial Future with Comprehensive Estate Planning

The investigation into Binance serves as a critical reminder that the cryptocurrency landscape is evolving rapidly, with increasing regulatory oversight that can affect your ability to manage and transfer digital assets. For California residents who value transparency and family protection, taking action now to secure your digital holdings is essential.

California Probate and Trust, PC provides comprehensive estate planning services for California residents managing both traditional and digital assets. Our experienced attorneys understand the unique challenges of cryptocurrency estate planning and work with clients to create customized solutions that protect wealth across generations.

Our services include:

Comprehensive estate plans that address digital asset ownership and transfer

Trust creation and administration with provisions for cryptocurrency holdings

Probate guidance when digital assets are part of an estate

Fiduciary selection assistance to ensure your trustee understands your unique asset mix

Ongoing support as regulations and your financial situation evolve

Take the Next Step to Secure Your Legacy

Don’t wait for regulatory uncertainty or market volatility to threaten your family’s financial security. Contact California Probate and Trust, PC today to discuss how we can help you create a comprehensive estate plan that protects all your assets—traditional and digital.

Schedule your consultation: Call (866) 674-1130 or visit cpt.law to learn more about our estate planning services.

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This article is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The information presented should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional legal counsel. Estate planning and digital asset management involve complex legal issues that vary based on individual circumstances. Readers should consult with a qualified attorney licensed in their jurisdiction before making any decisions regarding estate planning, cryptocurrency management, or related legal matters. California Probate and Trust, PC does not guarantee any specific outcomes and is not responsible for any actions taken based on the information contained in this article. The regulatory landscape for cryptocurrency is rapidly evolving, and laws may change after the publication date of this content.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has launched a civil rights investigation into Los Angeles County’s emergency response to the Eaton fire in Altadena, introducing significant regulatory and legal exposure for county agencies. 

The probe centers on whether race, age or disability discrimination contributed to delayed evacuation alerts and limited firefighting resources in west Altadena, a historically Black enclave that suffered disproportionate losses, the Los Angeles Times reported. Nearly all of the fire’s 19 fatalities occurred in that neighborhood, and residents have argued that systemic failures in alerts and resource deployment directly contributed to the devastation.

The investigation follows extensive reporting by the Times that documents stark disparities between west and east Altadena. While eastern neighborhoods received evacuation orders within an hour of ignition, west Altadena residents waited up to nine hours for alerts — some areas nearly 12 hours — despite multiple 911 calls and visible fire activity. 

A Times analysis also found that most fire crews remained east of Lake Avenue even as the fire shifted west. These operational gaps raise questions about emergency‑management protocols, resource allocation and whether structural inequities influenced decision‑making during the disaster.

Bonta has previously charged real estate agents with price-gouging in the aftermath of disasters, but civil rights law represents a new avenue. From a governance perspective, L.A. County agencies, including the Fire Department, Sheriff’s Department, and Office of Emergency Management, now face a multi‑layered review process: Bonta’s civil rights probe, an independent state‑ordered investigation by the Fire Safety Research Institute and a separate audit by the California State Auditor. 

While county officials assert that responders acted appropriately under extreme conditions, the attorney general’s office is uniquely positioned to evaluate potential “disparate‑impact liability” — an assessment that does not require proof of intent.

Cleanup of the Eaton fire is essentially complete, but the rebuild has lagged. 

Political groups, particularly Altadena for Accountability, view the investigation as a breakthrough in establishing precedent for civil rights oversight in disaster response. Advocates argue that climate‑related emergencies increasingly expose vulnerable populations to disproportionate harm, and that the Eaton fire illustrates the financial and institutional costs of inequitable preparedness.

The outcome of the probe could influence future emergency‑response standards statewide. Bonta noted that the goal is corrective. 

“Our main focus is to make sure that whatever happened here won’t ever happen again,” he said.

— Joel Russell

Read more

AG Bonta hits second SoCal agent with price-gouging charge

Eaton fire cleanup 99% complete as Altadena residents seek rebuild options

One year later: Here’s what’s happening with Palisades, Eaton fires rebuild

Source: Hello! Magazine

Who This Article Is For

If you’re a California resident facing the reality of losing a spouse, managing end-of-life decisions, or wondering how to protect your family from unnecessary legal complexity during an already devastating time, this article is for you. Whether you’re approaching retirement, recently widowed, or simply want to ensure your family is protected, understanding the intersection of grief and estate planning can make all the difference.

The Heartbreaking Reality: Susan Lucci’s Story

Soap opera icon Susan Lucci, 79, recently shared her journey through “complete hopelessness” following the death of her husband of 53 years, Helmut Huber, in March 2022. In her memoir La Lucci, released February 3, 2026, Lucci describes feeling “like half a person” after Helmut passed at age 84, just one month after suffering a stroke.

“I believed I had lost my light,” Susan wrote. “There are no words to say how much I was missing him. And with that came a feeling of complete hopelessness”.

The Sudden Medical Crisis That Changed Everything

Helmut was rushed to emergency surgery after “slurring his words” during a phone call with Susan. Despite initial optimism:

Day 1: Surgery went “extremely well” with high hopes for recovery

Day 2: Helmut showed reduced responsiveness

Day 3: Doctors induced a coma to address brain bleeding

Final outcome: “He never came out of it,” Susan recalled

“As the weeks went on, it had become apparent that there was absolutely no hope that Helmut would recover. He fought so hard. I know he tried to live. I could see it. But he didn’t make it”.

What This Means for California Families: Key Estate Planning Questions

How can California families prepare for sudden medical emergencies?

Susan’s experience highlights the critical importance of having proper legal documents in place before a medical crisis strikes. California residents should consider:

Advance Healthcare Directives: These documents specify your medical wishes if you become incapacitated, removing the burden of impossible decisions from grieving family members

Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare: Designates someone you trust to make medical decisions on your behalf

HIPAA Authorization: Ensures your chosen representative can access your medical information

Living Will: Provides clear guidance about end-of-life care preferences, including whether to continue life support

What happens when a spouse dies without proper estate planning?

For California families managing significant assets, the absence of proper estate planning can compound grief with:

Lengthy probate proceedings that can take 12-18 months or longer

Public disclosure of private family and financial matters

Court costs and attorney fees that can consume 3-7% of the estate value

Increased family conflict during an already vulnerable time

Potential tax consequences that could have been avoided

How can revocable living trusts protect grieving spouses?

Unlike wills, which must go through probate, a properly funded revocable living trust allows for:

Immediate asset access: The surviving spouse can access funds without court approval

Privacy protection: Trust terms remain confidential, unlike probate proceedings

Continuity of financial management: Assets continue to be managed according to the deceased’s wishes without interruption

Protection for blended families: Trusts can ensure children from previous marriages are provided for while protecting the surviving spouse

The Importance of Having Both Legal and Financial Plans in Place

Helmut Huber wasn’t just Susan’s husband—he was also her manager for their entire 53-year marriage. When he passed, Susan lost both her life partner and her professional advisor simultaneously. This dual loss is common among California families where one spouse manages the finances or family business.

For couples where one partner handles financial or business matters, comprehensive planning should include:

Succession plans for family businesses

Clear documentation of all financial accounts and assets

Training or transition plans for the surviving spouse

Professional advisor relationships that can continue after loss

Real-World Application: Protecting Your Family From “Complete Hopelessness”

Susan described her grief: “For a long time, nothing mattered… I couldn’t imagine living without Helmut”. While no legal document can ease the pain of losing a spouse, proper estate planning can prevent additional suffering by:

Eliminating uncertainty about medical and financial decisions

Reducing family conflict over inheritance

Preserving assets for the surviving spouse and children

Honoring the deceased’s wishes exactly as intended

Allowing grieving family members to focus on healing, not legal battles

California-Specific Considerations

California’s community property laws add complexity to estate planning for married couples. Key considerations include:

Community vs. separate property: Understanding which assets belong to both spouses versus individual ownership

Proposition 19 impacts: Recent changes affecting property tax reassessment for inherited homes

California Probate Code requirements: Specific rules governing estate administration in California courts

State estate tax considerations: While California has no estate tax, federal estate tax still applies to larger estates

Take Action: Protect Your Family Today

Don’t wait for a crisis to strike. If you’re a California resident concerned about protecting your spouse and family from unnecessary legal complexity during life’s most difficult moments, take these steps:

Schedule a free estate planning consultation to assess your current situation

Review your existing healthcare directives and powers of attorney

Consider whether a revocable living trust makes sense for your family

Ensure all beneficiary designations are current and accurate

Have honest conversations with your spouse about end-of-life wishes

At California Probate and Trust, PC, we understand that estate planning means preparing for life’s most difficult conversations. Our compassionate Sacramento-based attorneys have helped thousands of California families create comprehensive estate plans that protect both legal and financial interests. We offer free consultations to help you understand your options without pressure or obligation.

Whether you’re concerned about probate costs, want to establish healthcare directives, or need to create a trust that protects your spouse and children, our experienced team provides transparent pricing and personalized guidance every step of the way.

Schedule Your Free Estate Planning Consultation

Contact California Probate and Trust, PC today at (866)-674-1130 or visit our website to schedule your complimentary one-hour consultation. Our offices serve clients throughout Sacramento, Fair Oaks, and San Francisco.

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This article is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The information presented is based on general California estate planning principles and may not apply to your specific situation. Estate planning laws vary by state and change frequently. Each family’s circumstances are unique, and outcomes depend on individual facts and proper legal documentation. This article discusses a news story about a public figure for illustrative purposes only and does not imply any relationship with or endorsement by the individuals mentioned. For personalized legal guidance regarding your estate planning needs, please consult with a qualified California estate planning attorney. No attorney-client relationship is created by reading this article or visiting our website. Past case results do not guarantee future outcomes.

## For California Residents Facing Complex Health Issues or Supporting Aging Loved Ones

When music legend Phil Collins recently revealed his ongoing health battles—including five knee surgeries, kidney problems, and the need for 24-hour nursing care—it sparked an important conversation about something many California families are facing right now: how do you protect your legacy when serious health issues strike?

According to a recent interview with BBC Two’s Zoe Ball (Source: Variety), the 74-year-old Genesis drummer detailed his two-decade struggle with chronic health conditions that forced him into retirement.

## What Happened to Phil Collins? Understanding the Timeline

Collins’ health journey illustrates how quickly medical crises can compound:

2007: Suffered a spinal injury causing severe nerve damage

Ongoing: Developed “drop foot” condition making walking difficult

Recent years: Five knee operations, kidney problems from alcohol use, COVID complications during hospitalization, and Type 2 Diabetes

2022: Retired from performing during Genesis’ final tour

Current status: Requires 24-hour live-in nurse for medication management

## Why This Matters for California Families: Estate Planning Questions You Should Be Asking

If you or a loved one is facing serious health challenges in California, Collins’ situation raises critical questions that many families are asking right now:

“What happens if I can’t manage my own medications or finances?” Collins now requires full-time nursing care—a reality that requires advance planning for healthcare directives and financial powers of attorney.

“How do I protect my family if multiple health problems hit at once?” Collins experienced kidney failure, COVID, and surgical complications simultaneously—showing how medical crises rarely arrive one at a time.

“Can I still work or create if my health declines?” Despite saying he had “no inclination to return to a recording studio,” Collins hinted at unfinished projects, raising questions about capacity and creative control.

“What if I’ve been managing chronic conditions for years—is it too late to plan?” Collins has dealt with health issues for nearly 20 years, demonstrating that estate planning is relevant at every stage of chronic illness.

## What California Residents Need in Place When Health Declines

For California families watching a loved one’s health deteriorate—or facing their own medical challenges—here are the essential legal protections you need:

1. Advance Healthcare Directive

Ensures your medical wishes are honored when you can’t speak for yourself

Particularly critical for complex medication regimens like Collins’ situation

Prevents family disputes during medical emergencies

2. Durable Power of Attorney for Finances

Allows a trusted person to manage bills, investments, and property

Essential when hospitalization or disability makes financial management impossible

Protects assets from neglect or mismanagement during medical crises

3. Revocable Living Trust

Keeps your estate out of costly California probate proceedings

Provides seamless management if you become incapacitated

Protects privacy and reduces family stress during difficult times

4. HIPAA Authorization

Grants specific people access to your medical information

Critical when family members need to coordinate with healthcare providers

## The Cost of Waiting: What Happens Without Proper Planning

When California residents delay estate planning until a health crisis hits, families often face:

Conservatorship proceedings: Court-supervised processes that are expensive, time-consuming, and emotionally draining

Family conflicts: Without clear directives, relatives may disagree on medical treatment or financial decisions

Asset vulnerability: Bank accounts, property, and investments may become inaccessible or mismanaged

Loss of control: Courts may appoint guardians who don’t align with your wishes

## How California Probate and Trust, PC Helps Families Navigate Health-Related Estate Planning

At California Probate and Trust, PC, we’ve helped thousands of California families create comprehensive estate plans that protect them through every life stage—especially during medical challenges. Our approach is designed for California residents who value transparency, family protection, and peace of mind during uncertain times.

What makes our process different:

Free estate planning consultation: We take time to understand your specific health concerns and family dynamics

Transparent pricing packages: Clear costs with no hidden fees—from basic advance directives to complex trusts

Compassionate guidance: We create a safe space to discuss difficult topics like incapacity and end-of-life wishes

California-specific expertise: Deep knowledge of state laws governing healthcare directives, probate, and asset protection

Whether you’re a parent preparing for the future, an adult child concerned about aging parents, or someone currently managing chronic health conditions, we provide the legal structure and financial management tools you need—all under one roof.

## Take Action: Protect Your Family Before a Health Crisis Strikes

Phil Collins’ candid discussion about his health struggles serves as a powerful reminder: medical crises don’t wait for convenient timing, and neither should your estate planning.

If you’re a California resident concerned about protecting your family during potential health challenges, now is the time to act.

Schedule your free estate planning consultation with California Probate and Trust, PC today:

Call: (866)-674-1130

Visit: cpt.law

Offices in: Fair Oaks, Sacramento, and San Francisco

During your free consultation, we’ll review your health situation, family dynamics, and financial goals to create a personalized plan that protects you and those you love—no matter what health challenges may come.

## Legal Disclaimer

This article is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The information presented is based on publicly available news sources and general estate planning principles under California law. Every family’s situation is unique, and estate planning documents must be tailored to individual circumstances. Nothing in this article creates an attorney-client relationship. For specific legal advice regarding your estate planning needs, please consult with a qualified California estate planning attorney. California Probate and Trust, PC offers free consultations to discuss your particular situation and legal options.

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Source: Variety – Phil Collins Discusses Health Challenges in BBC Two Interview

Mayor Karen Bass joined with BRIDGE Housing and the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles
(HACLA) Tuesday to celebrate the grand opening of Cypress View, a new affordable housing community within the $1-billion redevelopment of the Jordan Downs public housing complex in Watts.

Cypress View features 119 new apartment homes ranging up to five bedrooms in size, including 106 units
affordable for families earning 30%-80% of the Area Median Income and one manager’s unit. The remaining 12 apartments are offered at market rates. Twenty units are reserved for previous Jordan Downs residents.

“The opening of Cypress View marks an exciting milestone in the decade-long revitalization of Jordan
Downs that will serve families and strengthen the Watts community for generations to come,” said BRIDGE Housing president and CEO Ken Lombard.

Cypress View is BRIDGE Housing’s fourth community in the Jordan Downs redevelopment, following
Kalmia Rose (76 apartments), Cedar Grove (115 apartments) and Park Place (80 apartments). BRIDGE
plans to develop three additional communities as part of the HACLA-led revitalization, one of the
nation’s largest urban revitalization projects.