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Unearthing a Black Aesthetic: Conversation with Demar Matthews & Kevin Sherrod

ByIn The Building LA – Staff WriterJul 27, 20232 min read

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 (SoCal NOMA) presents “Unearthing a Black Aesthetic: Conversation with Demar Matthews & Kevin Sherrod” at…

Primestor Secures $165M To Fund Vision For Development In Urban Communities

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 by equity commitments from Belay Investment Group and LGT Capital Partners, Primestor will use the…


LADWP Approves Pilot Program To Speed Construction and Lower Development Costs For Affordable Housing

ByIn The Building LA – Staff WriterMar 27, 20234 min read

The Board’s “Project PowerHouse” pilot program would end requirement that developers of 100% affordable housing pay for power infrastructure upgrades and implement plans for faster power design services for affordable housing builders to align LADWP policy with Mayor Karen Bass’s…

USC Marshall and USC Price School Announce New Joint Degree In Real Estate

ByIn The Building LA – Staff WriterMar 23, 20232 min read

The USC Marshall School of Business and the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy have announced a new joint degree, BS Real Estate Finance and Development (REFD), that combines the two school’s strengths in real estate finance, investment, development and urban…

LA Metro To Provide Surplus Land Near Transit To Create 10K Affordable Homes

The Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro) board announced their intention help turn surplus, vacant, and underused land over to developers for building temporary or permanent shelter for the homeless. Typically, LA Metro’s excess land is snapped up by…

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