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Editorial: Mayor Bass kickstarted more affordable housing in L.A. by cutting red tape. Now the council should make it the law - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Mayor Bass kickstarted more affordable housing in L.A. by cutting red tape. Now the council should make it the law

Executive Directive 1 turned on the tap for construction of new, and desperately needed affordable housing. The City Council should make it permanent.

Source: yahoo.com
Editorial: Mayor Bass cut red tape to build housing. Let's keep it going - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Mayor Bass cut red tape to build housing. Let's keep it going

Executive Directive 1 turned on the tap for construction of new, and desperately needed affordable housing. The City Council should make it permanent.

Affordable Housing Project to Rise in South Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Affordable Housing Project to Rise in South Los Angeles

Eleos Ventures will build an affordable apartment building in the South Park neighborhood along the I-110 Freeway near Exposition Park.

Opinion: This is the wrong way to expand L.A.'s affordable housing - Vimarsana News

Opinion: This is the wrong way to expand L.A.'s affordable housing

The city might make permanent a directive from Mayor Bass that streamlines development. But in its current form, the policy threatens to make low-income Angelenos homeless.

Opinion: Who gets to live in L.A? A bold plan to create affordable housing has a serious flaw - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Who gets to live in L.A? A bold plan to create affordable housing has a serious flaw

The city might make permanent a directive from Mayor Bass that streamlines development. But in its current form, the policy threatens to make low-income Angelenos homeless.

Source: yahoo.com