By Tom Elias, Columnist It’s happening. Despite the best efforts of California’s highly ideological, developer-financed state legislators, the solution to this state’s widely acknowledged housing shortage is coming fast, driven more by market forces than […]
Wilshire and Harvard development to include 9 studio apartments By Dolores Quintana Two commercial buildings are being redeveloped into a small new mixed use building at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Harvard Street in […]
West LA Commons to include over 900 units of housing alongside retail and municipal office building By Dolores Quintana A redevelopment of the West LA Civic Center will include over 900 units of housing, retail […]
Community center, garden and more also planned By Sam Catanzaro Culver City’s Wende Museum is proposing a major expansion that would include affordable housing for homeless artists, a community center, garden space and more. The […]
By Tom Elias, Columnist It was inevitable from the moment Gov. Gavin Newsom in mid-September signed this year’s two most important housing bills into law: There will be a rebellion. Not only did poll numbers […]
Sea View Hotel given thumbs up By Dolores Quintana The City of Malibu has given rare approval to a new hotel along Pacific Coast Highway. Malibu will have a new hotel at 22729-22741 Pacific Coast […]
Pacific Landing takes shape on Lincoln Boulevard in Santa Monica By Sam Catanzaro A 37-unit affordable housing project on Lincoln Boulevard is taking shape. As reported by Urbanized LA, the Pacific Landing development at the […]
7th Street development sees revised plans By Dolores Quintana A developer is seeking to add 20 new units to a Santa Monica apartment project. Developer Lee & Yen Property LLC has changed plans from a […]
By Dolores Quintana Two days ahead of the state’s deadline, the City Council of Santa Monica last month approved the required 6th Cycle Housing Element Update for the years of 2021 to 2029 and the […]
By Tom Elias, Columnist For more than 40 years, Democrats in Sacramento have talked fervently about reforming the 1978 Proposition 13 and some of its landmark limits on property taxes, but time and again they’ve […]
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