Investment in Baldwin Village is about community
The nation’s largest Black-owned affordable housing investor made a record $220 million investment to help stabilize the community by purchasing the 669-unit Baldwin Village Apartments.
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Crenshaw Crossing between Obama Blvd. and Exposition Blvd.
“We’re focused on making it 100 percent affordable so that people in the community can afford to live there opposed to building something for people outside of the community to come in and live there.”
COVID-19’s impact on the housing market
Homeowners and renters are relying on government support to weather the storm.
Shipping containers will be used for a South L.A. development to house the homeless
There are 21 Measure HHH projects under construction in Los Angeles, and there are nearly 150 supportive housing projects that are either already under construction or approved for funding.
“Don’t Sell Grandma’s House”
Grandma’s house essentially is a transfer of wealth. In some situations, keeping grandma’s house is not practical, while in others it may be just what the family and community needs.
Political roundup- Mass incarceration, Housing, Trump’s revitalization council
Local politicians weigh in on the mass incarceration bill, the housing issue, and President Trump’s revitalization council.
The View on Overhill wins round one
Community members from View Park and Windsor Hills objected to The Bedford Group’s proposed luxury condominium project on Overhill Dr. and La Brea Ave.