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City failed to consider wide-ranging issues, they contend

According to the Urban Land Institute, the pier "seamlessly blends into the city proper and, in addition to the delight of residents and visitors, has contributed greatly to the continued economic vitality of St. Petersburg."

The Downtown Los Angeles-adjacent neighborhood of Echo Park is set to get its first towers—including one new building reaching 49 stories.

Following the first International Migration Review Forum in May, it's essential to identify policy processes that put equality at the centre of implementation of the Global Compact on Migration.

The project, which could include a hotel and 737 residential units, has drawn opposition from a group of anti-gentrification activists.

In a major win for residents of an affordable building in L.A.’s Chinatown, the city will bid on the 124-unit apartment complex to prevent a drastic rent increase.

For some of California’s most vulnerable renters, a lack of internet access may lead to eviction.

Plus, 94th Aero Squadron closes, and LA’s great resignation for restaurant workers

City budget analysts said the spending plan would boost the LAPD operating budget by about $115 million, a 6.5% increase. Garcetti had sought an 8.5% increase.

WASHINGTON (May 11, 2022) — The Urban Land Institute (ULI) today announced 21 finalists for its 2022 ULI Americas Awards for Excellence, one of the most prestigious awards programs in the real estate industry. This year’s finalists include 19 developments in the United States and two in Canada.