will help build affordable housing in five locations, including Lawrence, Kan., and Hopland, Calif. In order to participate in the trip, each rider must raise at least $4,000 to
By Daily Press staff
Nearly 100 members turned out for the Santa Monica Conservancy’s third annual meeting last month at Hotel Casa del Mar, which featured a presentation on
By Daily Press staff
LOS ANGELES — Lowe Enterprises Inc., a national real estate investment, management and development firm, has named Santa Monica resident David Sonderegger senior vice president of Lowe
CREATING A VILLAGE To continue with the development of a 325-unit, mixed use complex dubbed “The Village,” the City Council is expected to approve an additional $20,700.
The
By Daily Press staff
LOS ANGELES — Loyola Marymount University’s Center for the Study of Los Angeles gave housing market opportunities for Latinos in Los Angeles County a “D” grade
By Daily Press staff
WASHINGTON, D.C. — After funding more than 3.3 million hotel/motel room nights in order to provide tens of thousands of families with emergency housing,
City Hall paid $54K for financial analysis of Village development
CITY HALL — The recent release of a financial report is expected to help elected leaders make better decisions regarding the
SKYSCRAPER PLANS AT SANTA MONICA PLACE MALL SCRAPPED With grand plans unveiled in late 2004 to build three 21-story skyscrapers where Santa Monica Place sits in downtown Santa Monica,
Dozens of tenants who were evicted from the Lincoln Place apartment complex by their landlord, Denver-based Apartment Investment Management Co., have set up a tent city to protest the
Dozens of tenants who were evicted from the Lincoln Place apartment complex by their landlord, Denver-based Apartment Investment Management Co., have set up a tent city to protest the
By JODI SUMMERS
Second homes represented 35 percent of all existing single-family, condo and new-home sales in 2004.
A record 2.82 million second homes were sold, according
Dozens of tenants who were evicted from the Lincoln Place apartment complex by their landlord, Denver-based Apartment Investment Management Co., have set up a tent city to protest the
