Empty Los Angeles
Empty Los Angeles aims to shine a light on abated, abandoned, long-empty, or misused buildings. emptylosangeles.com
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Boarded Up in Los Feliz...But Not Empty Yet
If you don’t want to live next to urban blight and have a generous housing budget, the neighborhoods closest to Griffith Park are a good bet. Hollywoodland, Hollywood Dell, Silver Lake, Los Feliz, Franklin Hills, and Atwater Village have re...
Speculation, Blight, and Fire Revisited
On this day three years ago, I delved into the demolition by neglect of 570 North Normandie Avenue, which burned after just two months of being left vacant and unsecured.
As it turns out, the story gets even worse.
City Attorney candidate...
A Nightmare on New Hampshire Avenue
Over a year ago, the elegant El Patio apartment building at 114 South New Hampshire Avenue began to accumulate code enforcement complaints. Three months ago, it had the first of three fires.
There’s no permit application on file for a rep...
Scorched House in Studio City...and WTF, ZIMAS
The intersection of Carpenter Avenue and Moorpark Street is in Studio City, but it’s close enough to North Hollywood that I wasn’t terribly surprised to see an alert about a vacant house catching on fire.
Regarding why it’s empty, there i...
Three Empty Houses ALMOST Burned Down on the 4th
Three early-20th-century houses stand empty on East 22nd Street in Central-Alameda. They’re fenced off and slated for demolition, but are in good enough repair to be moved elsewhere.
Curiously, there isn’t a record of the required notice...
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