Newly approved Sunset Boulevard megaproject up for sale
Weeks after gaining city approval, the developers behind one of Central L.A.’s biggest projects in waiting have put it...
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Transit agency to bank land near future rail stations to stymie gentrification
Construction of new commuter rail stations often sparks adjacent development of high-end condos and restaurants, with mom-and-pop operators priced...
CIM group files more plans in South LA
For 15 years the major L.A.-based developer CIM Group and cofounder Shaul Kuba have been buying up and developing dozens of properties in and around West Adams, a historically Black and more recently Latino...
Shaul Kuba of CIM Group remaking West Adams
A Mid-Wilshire real estate firm is rebuilding the inner city neighborhood of West Adams – but not to everyone’s approval. Shaul Kuba, a co-founder of CIM Group, is remaking the scrappy Los Angeles neighborhood...
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Wave of gentrification in Puerto Rico prices out locals
YouTube phenom Logan Paul moved into a $13 million mansion. Crypto billionaire Brock Pierce bought an $18 million hotel....
National
Local officials acknowledge history of racism in city planning, pledge change
Nearly two-dozen planning directors from cities across the country released a joint statement last week acknowledging the role their...
Issue Archive
Black homeownership’s Catch-22
Randal Wyatt was renting a mouse-infested apartment in a Portland, Oregon, neighborhood known for its high crime rate. When he wasn’t working as a student advocate or raising his twin sons, he attended a...
New York
The Closing: Ray McGuire
Ray McGuire’s path from “the streets to the suites” is made-for-movie stuff. Growing up poor and fatherless in Dayton, Ohio, he worked his way into the elite boarding school Hotchkiss, then Harvard for undergraduate,...
New York
TRD Insights: Gentrification happening fastest in least affordable cities
Want to identify the chief culprit behind gentrification in your neighborhood? Look no further than your city’s housing supply...
Developer seeks to build hotel near Echo Park
Hoping to get in on Los Angeles’ rapid gentrification process, a developer is seeking city approval for a 185-room...
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