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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Two Troubled Properties on Building and Safety’s Chopping Block
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUCEMENT: If you own ANY real estate at all, PLEASE call an estate lawyer if you haven't already. Make a plan that keeps your loved ones and your property out of probate court. More on that in a minute.
Next week’s Board...
All I Want For My Birthday is a Better LA
Turning Los Angeles into the city that it could be - and should be - is far from an easy task, and requires the cooperation of city departments that, as of this writing, are actively failing to do their jobs (if not outright refusing to do...
I Tried to Dig Deeper into 570 North Normandie and Hit a Brick Wall
A little over three years ago, I dug into the demolition of 570 North Normandie Avenue, which burned after just two months of being left empty and improperly secured (case in point: in the photo above, you can clearly see the wide-open gate...
NBC4 Calls Out Problem Properties
Regular readers already know that KTLA reported on two abandoned Studio City properties last week - and that Mayor Bass and Councilwoman Raman have been bickering over responsibility. NBC4 has now reported on two troubled properties - one...
Well Done, KTLA
I couldn’t be prouder of KTLA for their reporting on two troubled properties in Studio City last week. In case you didn’t see any of the stories:
Basically, an abandoned property on Babcock Avenue caught on fire after FIVE YEARS of the cit...
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