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Three weeks ago, on October 4, I emailed both City Attorney candidates with a short list of questions, primarily about how they intend to hold negligent property owners accountable and what they intend to do about illegal short-term rentals...
While Los Angeles can certainly FEEL overstuffed at times, it has a surprising amount of empty space.
Three years ago, CommercialCafe ran a study on which cities in the USA have the most vacant land available. Los Angeles was the highest-...
I used to be a property manager and I firmly believe the Ellis Act is harmful to renters (and unnecessary, since anyone wishing to exit the rental business has always had the option of selling their properties). My former boss, who had some...
For over two years now, I’ve been worrying about the onslaught of destruction against older housing stock in North Hollywood. Now I’m worried that it’s spreading to Reseda.
7032 Baird Avenue was a rather nice-looking 1947 traditional house...
A century ago, bungalow courts proliferated in Los Angeles, and for good reason.
Bungalow courts fit multiple households onto one (or two) lots, often with shared green space, but tend to offer a greater degree of privacy and quiet than mo...
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Empty Los Angeles aims to shine a light on abated, abandoned, long-empty, or misused buildings. emptylosangeles.com
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