By Daily Press staff
A local real estate broker was honored last week for his community service. The Santa Monica Lions Club on Jan. 22 presented its 23rd Annual Community
A Santa Monica jury last week decided that a landlord wasn’t liable for tenants’ injuries and pain and suffering when they were attacked in their apartment by four gunmen.
dropped 6.4 percent in 2003 to an average of $1,284, RealFacts said. Since peaking at $1,951 in early 2001, average apartment rents in Silicon Valley have plummeted
Tenants sought more than $1.5M
A local landlord isn’t responsible for four armed gunmen who stormed into a luxury apartment, tied up its tenants, beat and robbed them,
At issue is whether apartment building was secure enough
SM COURTHOUSE — A jury here is now set to decide whether a landlord should pay millions of dollars to tenants who
Four new affordable complexes in the works for Santa Monica
A $1.5 million remodel of a large apartment building here has been completed, three years after the property was
Tenants are suing for more than $1M after 2000 assault
SM COURTHOUSE — A lawsuit levied by a couple who were assaulted by four gunmen in their seaside apartment got underway
Wants authority to set rates for part-timers if judge lifts ban on 3304
The Santa Monica Rent Control Board on Thursday approved changes to a controversial housing law that
Couple was attacked at gunpoint in their luxury apartment
SM COURTHOUSE — Theirs is the kind of lawsuit movies are made of.
It starts with Oliver Starr, a 36-year-old
Sarah Su has joined JSM Construction, Inc., a Santa Monica-based developer, as chief financial officer.
A CPA, Su formerly was an audit manager in the Los Angeles office of
Landlords must pay $8K to register each unit
By Daily Press staff
An estimated 1,000 illegal housing units in Santa Monica now can be made legal under a new
Board’s 3304 changes called ‘hasty reaction’
CITY HALL — A public hearing is scheduled for next month to discuss proposed changes to a controversial rent control law, officials decided last