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With billions of development dollars pouring into the Crenshaw District, discussions are taking place to ensure that new development adds value to existing residents rather than displacing them.
An elevated, automated people mover will connect to Metro’s Crenshaw/LAX line in downtown Inglewood and travel to the Forum, SoFi Stadium, and the Clippers’ arena when it is complete.
This event features an incredible line-up of panelists, moderators, and facilitators to discuss topics such as business, technology, education, politics, art, and entertainment.
The BCIF raises money through community donations and reinvests the funds to small Black-owned businesses.
The African American Real Estate Professionals of Los Angeles brought together a collection of Black professionals to network and socialize.
A collaborative space, nestled in the heart of Inglewood, dedicated to the complete journey of the entrepreneur.
The community group holds monthly meetings to teach real estate and financial literacy as a way to combat gentrification, and they abide by their slogan, “Don’t sell grandma’s house!”
Sole Folks is a new high-end retail store and business incubator for fashion designers.
The federal government has “$100 billion plus sitting there right now” for small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Keller Williams Inglewood and California Realty Training offer a real estate license course.