Progress is never quick enough when it comes to homelessness in LA. But growth in homelessness finally slowed thanks to new shelter/housing construction and tenant protections introduced in the past few years. Passing Measure ULA would hyperboost our progress. Please vote Yes.

Found this newspaper during demo in our Boyle heights property today, my how times have changed. Check the date in the corner.

Los Angeles accepted a CEQA appeal on a 100% ED1 affordable housing project that is statutorily exempt from CEQA. Trust in our institutions is what gave us the confidence to invest. When that trust erodes, there is less investment. The Real Deal covered the story as well:

Real Estate is passive The same way a kidney stone is passive

If you're an active investor or business owner then you may have a K-1 coming soon that shows a capital gain That means taxes due in April Taxes are a solvable problem Real estate investing in the Opportunity Zone tax structure is highly tax efficient Here's how it works:

New HACLA & LACDA voucher amounts effective Jan 1, 2025:HACLA: Down 10% in 60 zip codes; better areas saw no change or increases.LACDA: Already lower than HACLA, now cut by 22%.These changes could impact affordability and landlord participation.Full details: