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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Purchasing power: Leimert Park merchants come together to buy their building
This transaction provides both stability and equity for Black-owned businesses that have been instrumental in Leimert Park’s recent resurgence.
Black Real Estate Dialogue Podcast
The B.R.E.D. podcast highlights the stories of Black investors and host Sam Dolciné has created a real estate investors community to help others enter the field.
AAREP partners with One United Bank to host a business mixer at Post & Beam
The African American Real Estate Professionals of Los Angeles brought together a collection of Black professionals to network and socialize.
RUME by Tauska tiny homes and ADU conversions
Local designer Tauska Trusaun-Kennedy specializes in ADUs; building tiny homes and converting garages into living quarters.
Real estate agent Valerie Norris
The Baldwin Hills native became a real estate agent as she was looking to become a homeowner.
Buy Back the Block L.A.
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!”
Houses are topping $1 million in Los Angeles’ Black communities
While many Black people are being priced out of their own neighborhoods, The Consolidated Board of Realtists is educating locals on how to become home buyers in this expensive real estate market.
COVID-19’s impact on the housing market
Homeowners and renters are relying on government support to weather the storm.
Kickstart your real estate career
Keller Williams Inglewood and California Realty Training offer a real estate license course.