Measure JJJ

Housing production in Los Angeles has slowed since voters passed a measure three years ago requiring that some developers boost worker wages and set...

In the last year, there has been more multifamily investment activity than in any period in Los Angeles history. There were $10 billion in...

The $1.2 billion that Los Angeles voters authorized in 2016 to build 10,000 housing units for low-income and homeless Angelenos might not be enough...

Born in Los Angeles, Andre Bueno has called many places home. He eventually moved to the Midwest, where he became a developer of affordable...

The rush of new residential projects seeking transit-oriented incentives in Los Angeles continues, among the latest a mixed-use development with 187 units in Palms....

A developer of multi-family apartments has proposed a five-story, mixed-use building with 109 affordable units on the border of Downtown Los Angeles. Agoura Hills-based...

A developer is downsizing his planned apartment complex in Baldwin Hills again, and Measure JJJ appears to be the reason. The statewide legislation encourages...

An unspecified developer filed plans with the city Wednesday to build a 51-unit complex at 432 E. Florence Avenue in South Los Angeles. It...

In December, experts told The Real Deal the passage of labor-backed ballot Measure JJJ — which mandates developers seeking zoning amendments pay workers union-approved...

Following the successful package of Measure JJJ last November, L.A.’s Department of City Planning released new guidelines Monday on how the affordable housing initiative will actually work....