The 2022-2023 state budget signed by Governor Gavin Newsom on June 30th, included $50M to establish the California Investment and Innovation Fund, a state-level Community… Read More »New California Budget Includes $50M For First State-level CDFI Fund
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a plan to return Bruce’s Beach to the descendants of a Black couple who were stripped… Read More »LA County Supervisors Unanimously Approve Plan To Return ‘Bruce’s Beach’ To Descendants Of Rightful Owners
ULI Los Angeles recently hosted its signature event, the Urban Marketplace, an annual real estate expo created to bring attention to the economic opportunities that exist in… Read More »South Los Angeles Takes Center Stage At 22nd Annual Urban Marketplace
Last week, Skid Row Housing Trust announced that industry veteran Mia Jackson has joined the non-profit company as Vice President of Property Management. Mia brings… Read More »Affordable Housing Veteran Mia Jackson Joins Skid Row Housing Trust As Vice President
The Los Angeles Housing Department (LAHD) announced that the city has been awarded $163.3M from the state to fund six local affordable housing developments. The… Read More »‘Innovative’ Affordable Housing Development In South LA To Receive $20M Investment
SoLa Impact announced that PayPal has made a $25 million investment into the South Los Angeles real estate developer’s Black Impact Fund. The investment which will help increase SoLa’s… Read More »PayPal Makes $25M Investment Into SoLa Impact’s Latest Affordable Housing Fund
While most people are aware of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a Civil Rights Movement leader, fewer are familiar with the role he played… Read More »Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Fair Housing Legacy: How Testing Played A Role In The Civil Rights Movement
Finding and securing affordable housing in Los Angeles just got a little easier. The Los Angeles City Council passed a motion requiring developers and property… Read More »Los Angeles Requires New Affordable Housing Units To Be Listed On Website
Local governments across the country have begun to enact new regulations designed to reign in the practice known as ‘wholesaling’. A subset of the home… Read More »New Regulations Take Aim At ‘Wholesalers’ and ‘Flippers’
Authored by Sen. Toni Atkins, D-San Diego, California Senate Bill 7 allows housing and mixed-use projects to qualify for an expedited review process under the… Read More »California Lawmakers Hope Less Environmental Review Equals More Housing