Calling all property owners
By Daily Press staff
CORRECTION There was an error in the Oct. 7 issue of the Santa Monica Daily Press (‘Acceptable Peace Offering’). A mural designed
Council moves to save city’s historic structures
CITY HALL — It’s no longer just a case of out with the old and in with the new on housing construction
City wants a deal with developers to preserve sense of history
CITYWIDE — Looking to keep the city’s historic housing stock from becoming extinct, the City Council is expected tonight
Law unconstitutional, local developers, attorneys claim
CITY HALL — A coalition of apartment owners and housing developers is suing the City Council over a law that requires the construction of affordable
This past week, Q-line asked: “How can city leaders address the apparent exodus of the middle-class in Santa Monica?” Here are your responses: ✆ “The current city leaders haven’
By Daily Press staff
Construction has started on twin six-story apartment buildings providing 100 units at 1244 Sixth St. in downtown Santa Monica.
Developed by JSM Construction Inc., the
By Daily Press staff
Step Up on Second is celebrating 22 years of support with an evening of food, wine, music and original art work created by people living with
Five homes built to shelter families
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Low-income residents looking for a permanent place to rest their heads in Santa Monica may be in luck.
Habitat For Humanity
that included thousands of dollars to help pay for moving expenses. Those who did not accept AIMCO’s offer were evicted this past December, with some forming a “tent city”
Hospitality investors have opportunity to cash in on debt market age existing equity and create additional income through positive leverage.
Take the example of the investor who sells a property
BUYERS’ MARKET: Dip in sales nationwide doesn’t pop SM bubble
CITYWIDE — While the housing market here may be experiencing a slight cooling trend, fears that an imminent implosion of
By Daily Press staff
Despite concerns about the imminent implosion of the high-end housing markets in California, Santa Monica continued to show strength in the first half of 2006.
