L.A. philanthropies shifting donations toward social justice
More and more of L.A.’s institutional foundations have gotten behind the idea of trusting nonprofits to use increasing amounts of money as they see fit.
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More and more of L.A.’s institutional foundations have gotten behind the idea of trusting nonprofits to use increasing amounts of money as they see fit.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12, 2023 -- Talkspace , a leading behavioral healthcare company, today announced that Jon R. Cohen, M.D., CEO, and Jennifer Fulk, CFO, will present and host one-on-one investor...
Real estate investment trusts that own and manage apartments are expected to see a bump in their revenue from a rise in renewed leases and rental deals as fewer Americans chase their dreams of...
Real estate investment trusts (REITs) that own and manage apartments are expected to see a bump in their revenue from a rise in renewed leases and rental deals as fewer Americans chase their dreams of buying a new home due to higher borrowing costs. REITs have been able to charge 3-5% higher rates for tenants looking to renew their leases and that figure has remained steady for a while. Contrast that with a less than 1% hike in new lease rates, which in some markets have also turned negative, given the competition to boost the occupancy rate.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D-IL) dropped controversial plans to build an immigrant shelter site in Brighton Park after the release of an environmental report on Friday that showed high levels of mercury and other contaminants on the lot.