Edify TV: Report Sheds Light on LA's Housing Deficit

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Los Angeles Leads the Nation in Adaptive Reuse for 2022

October 18, 2021 Yo Venice Staff

Quarter of conversion projects in pipeline located in former offices By Dolores Quintana Adaptive reuse of already existing buildings is...

First Baptist Church of Venice. Photo: City of Los Angeles.

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First Baptist Church of Venice Awarded Historic Designation

October 18, 2021 Yo Venice Staff

Westside Real Estate Scene October 18, 2021 By Dolores Quintana Patch reports that The First Baptist Church of Venice has...

A fire burns in a vacant Venice building in January, 2021. Photo: Citizen.

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Landlord Sues Snap Over Fire At Former Venice Office

October 16, 2021 Yo Venice Staff

Benjamin Schonbrun files lawsuit against Snap, Inc. in connection to January fire By Dolores Quintana A Venice property owner is...

The McRight/Wagner home and studios in Venice. Photo: Realtor.com

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McRight/Wagner Venice Home and Studio on the Market

October 9, 2021 Yo Venice Staff

Westside Real Estate Scene October 11, 2021 By Dolores Quintana The McRight/Wagner home and studio is now on the market...

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LA City Council Exploring Funding Rental Subsidies for 10,000 Homeless Individuals

October 8, 2021 Sam Catanzaro

Creation of “Housing Now” Program approved by lawmakers last month By Sam Catanzaro Los Angeles City Council recently approved the...

Real Estate

Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs 27 New Housing Bills Into Law

October 4, 2021 Yo Venice Staff

Package of laws signed by the governor aimed at boosting affordable housing production By Dolores Quintana Gov. Gavin Newsom, addressing...

3739-3759 Cardiff Avenue. Photo: Google.

Real Estate

Six-Story Development Underway in Palms

October 4, 2021 Yo Venice Staff

Westside Real Estate Scene, October 4, 2021 By Dolores Quintana Matt Damon Sells Pacific Palisades Home After Price Drop As...

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UCLA Study Suggests Nearly Half of LGBT Renters Behind on Rent Fear Eviction Within 2 Months

September 17, 2021 Yo Venice Staff

UCLA study sheds light on concerning issue By Susan Payne According to a recent UCLA study, nearly half of the...

“Self-congratulations flowed easily the other day among ultra-liberal state legislators after they passed the two most far-reaching housing bills of this year and this century. These are Senate Bills 9 and 10, whose aim is to end single family zoning in most parts of California and allow far more housing density at the will of property owners, even in most fire zone,” writes Tom Elias in his latest column. Photo: Getty

Opinion, Real Estate

Expect a Rebellion Against Key Housing Bills

September 13, 2021 Yo Venice Staff

By Tom Elias, Columnist Self-congratulations flowed easily the other day among ultra-liberal state legislators after they passed the two most...

A rendering of an eight-story development coming to Palms. Credit: Patrick Tighe Architecture

Real Estate

Mixed-Use Development Tops-Outs on Venice Boulevard

August 9, 2021 Sam Catanzaro

Eight-story Venice Boulevard apartments and retail take shape By Chad Winthrop Construction for a mixed-use development in Palms has topped-out...

A rendering of the project planned for 811-815 Ocean Front Walk in Venice. Credit: Reed Architectural Group.

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Venice Boardwalk Development Appeal Hearing Next Week

July 28, 2021 Yo Venice Staff

Appeal hearing for mixed-use development at 811-815 Ocean Front Walk August 3rd By Chad Winthrop An appeal hearing for a...

Real Estate

Edify TV: West LA Chili Bowl Denied Historic-Cultural Status

July 12, 2021 YoVenice

Recently LA City Council voted to deny the West LA Chili Bowl Historic-Cultural Monument, one of the oldest surviving examples...

" for the past approximately 40 years, for numerous reasons, local cities and counties rely heavily on state monies for a variety of programs that would otherwise go unfunded. The price is also to accept policy ultimatums that come with the threat of no funding." Photo: Getty.

Real Estate

Zone Wars: The Return Of Common Sense

July 12, 2021 Yo! Venice Contributor

Zoning has been an accelerating controversial issue, especially when weighing the acceptable levels of local municipal control versus State control....

"Once buildings are converted either wholly or in part to residential units, much of the housing shortage will disappear. It’s a far cheaper and easier task than building billions of new square feet, often in places where existing residents don’t want them," writes Tom Elias in his latest column.

Opinion, Real Estate

Low-Cost Housing? State Keeps Ignoring the New Realities

July 6, 2021 Yo! Venice Contributor

By Tom Elias, Columnist From Sacramento comes word that the median price for a single-family home in California skyrocketed by...

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Real Estate

Five Story Apartment Building Unwrapped in Palms Neighborhood

July 6, 2021 Yo Venice Staff

Multi family housing complex will have 60 units. By Toi Creel Yet another real estate development housing project is coming...

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