On Tuesday, LISC LA hosted ‘The Art of Resilience,’ an exclusive networking event at Hotel Indigo in Downtown Los Angeles that served as the official… Read More »The Art of Resilience: A Celebration of Entrepreneurial Strength and Community
This August, the sun-soaked streets of Watts are shining brighter as the community welcomes the highly-anticipated Watts BusinessSource Center (Watts BSC). The Center emerges as… Read More »New Beginnings: VSEDC Opens BusinessSource Center In Watts
Prepare for a compelling conversation on the intersection between architecture, culture, and community as the Southern California chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects… Read More »Unearthing a Black Aesthetic: Conversation with Demar Matthews & Kevin Sherrod
Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), a national non-profit organization renowned for its community development efforts across the country, has launched the second round of funding… Read More »LISC LA Announces New Funding To Help Local Small Businesses Grow and Acquire Real Estate
Primestor Development, a leading minority-owned and minority-led urban impact developer, announced that it has officially closed the first round of its Urban Vision Fund. Anchored… Read More »Primestor Secures $165M To Fund Vision For Development In Urban Communities
CIM Group announced that the company has acquired the former home for the West Angeles Church of God in Christ, with plans to build a… Read More »West Angeles Church Sells 1.3 Acres Along Crenshaw Blvd To CIM Group
With Metro’s K-line expansion accelerating real estate speculation along the Crenshaw corridor, business merchants in Leimert Park are using group economics as a frontline defense… Read More »Purchasing Power: Leimert Park Merchants Come Together To Buy Their Building
When Prosperity Market held a month-long scavenger hunt to celebrate Black Business Month, the Los Angeles-based organization was providing far more than just a little ‘fun-in-the-sun’. For founders Carmen… Read More »Sowing Prosperity: Local Pop-Up Market Continues To Give Other Black-Owned Businesses A Place To Grow
From Instagram and Tik Tok to mainstream media outlets, the financial literacy movement has become a real thing over the last several years. With people… Read More »Black Real Estate Dialogue: How One Podcast Is Helping To Change The Way We Think About Investing
As real estate investors continue to ‘discover’ untapped potential in South Los Angeles, skyrocketing home prices and unsustainable rent growth have fueled legitimate concerns over… Read More »For Avanath CEO Daryl Carter, A $220M Investment In Baldwin Village Is Really All About Community