Creating Hope: New Modular Project Aims To House LA's Chronically Homeless
New modular constructed building will help house the city's chronically homeless population.
New modular constructed building will help house the city's chronically homeless population.
Check out this week's latest commercial real estate transactions and executive news in and around Los Angeles.
The 83-unit apartment community went for about $726K per unit less than one year after it came online.
JPMorgan Chase provided an $82M construction loan for Hanover Co.'s approved 377-unit apartment project on Eighth Street NE.
Trumark Homes has hit a milestone on its contribution to the redevelopment of Alameda Point.
Modular construction is gaining steam as a way to build housing for homeless people, but experts say it's not a silver bullet for the city's crisis.
New student housing in Lincoln Heights, plus more of this week's deals.
Are shipping containers the real deal when it comes to reaching affordable housing development, or are they another mirage in the desert.
The affordable project at 218 Vine St. NW received financing from the D.C. Housing Finance Agency and the Department of Housing and Community Development.
Solar panels and battery storage are required for some buildings under the new rule.
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