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Landlords in peril, tenants in distress: Expiring eviction bans foreshadow national reckoning
By Suzannah Cavanaugh and Isabella Farr | June 30, 2021 12:05PM
In Connecticut, real estate attorney Ori Spiegel hadn’t heard much from landlords as the end of his state’s eviction ban approached. He expects that...
Landlords in peril, tenants in distress: Expiring eviction bans foreshadow national reckoning
California spent $850M on inns for homeless
By Matthew Blake | January 04, 2021 03:30PM
Hotel sales in California fell through the floor in 2020, but a state-run spending spree produced dozens of deals at year’s end. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced last week that the state used money from...
California spent $850M on inns for homeless
CA’s plan to put homeless in hotels is met with skepticism
By Matthew Blake | March 20, 2020 08:30AM
A hotel industry devastated by the coronavirus emergency is being called upon to partake in a civic duty —...
CA’s plan to put homeless in hotels is met with skepticism
LA homeless advocates occupy state-owned homes in El Sereno
TRD Staff | March 19, 2020 10:28AM
A group of tenants’ rights advocates have occupied a dozen state-owned vacant homes in El Sereno, in a move...
LA homeless advocates occupy state-owned homes in El Sereno
Affordable housing developer proposes 73-unit complex in San Fernando Valley
By Matthew Blake | Research By Jerome Dineen | February 10, 2020 03:00PM
California lawmakers and voters have approved a flurry of programs in the last few years to assist the state’s...
Affordable housing developer proposes 73-unit complex in San Fernando Valley
Is third time a charm for state’s high-density housing bill?
By Tina Daunt | January 28, 2020 12:30PM
Three years ago, state Sen. Scott Wiener crafted a bill to make it easier for developers to build taller,...
Is third time a charm for state’s high-density housing bill?
AIDS Healthcare Foundation sues city over Skid Row project
By Matthew Blake | November 05, 2019 04:02PM
A Los Angeles advocacy group has taken the city to court over a mammoth affordable housing program that is...
AIDS Healthcare Foundation sues city over Skid Row project
Landlords can now raise rent on tenants who house friends at risk of homelessness
By Natalie Hoberman | September 27, 2019 01:00PM
Gov. Gavin Newsom still hasn’t signed the statewide rent control bill, but there’s one piece of housing legislation that...
Landlords can now raise rent on tenants who house friends at risk of homelessness
Rising construction costs cut into LA’s ambitious supportive housing plan
TRD Staff | April 24, 2019 03:00PM
The $1.2 billion in bond money that Los Angeles raised to develop 7,000 units of permanent supportive housing for...
Rising construction costs cut into LA’s ambitious supportive housing plan
Fresh off IPO, Lyft will invest in Garcetti’s “A Bridge Home” program
TRD Staff | April 01, 2019 03:00PM
Just hours before Lfyt’s initial public offering, the ride-sharing company announced a plan to contribute $50 million to aid...
Fresh off IPO, Lyft will invest in Garcetti’s “A Bridge Home” program
