When Is The Los Angeles Housing Market Going To Crash?
As a Los Angeles financial planner, who has grown up in Southern California, I have seen the real estate market boom and bust over the years. Is the Los Angeles Real Estate Market headed for a…
Data Center Demand Offers Opportunity To Supply Energy To Housing
More devices, more technology and more online usage are driving huge demand for data centers. Careful, thoughtful design of new data centers can reduce their environmental impact. …
15 Tips For Attracting And Retaining A Diverse Real Estate Workforce
Any organization interested in diversifying its workforce must first start by demonstrating full commitment to the cause. …
Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills Star Garcelle Beauvais Talks Life At Home And The New Season Of The Show
Real Housewife of Beverly Hills Garcelle Beauvais talks life at home and the new season of the Bravo show. …
Arbitration Awards – Maybe Not As Confidential As You Think
When a business dispute goes to arbitration, it’s supposed to stay confidential. But that might change once a court gets involved. …
Arbitration Awards May Not Be As Confidential As You Think
When a business dispute goes to arbitration, it’s supposed to stay confidential. But that might change once a court gets involved. …
L.A. councilman takes aim at money for Valley homeless housing project
L.A. City Councilman John Lee is again battling plans for a homeless housing project along Topanga Canyon Boulevard in Chatsworth. …
Seven Weeks, $5 Billion: Stephen Schwarzman Cashes In On Blackstone’s Dealmaking Blitz
Schwarzman was listed at No. 79 on the 2021 Forbes Billionaires list in March with $21.9 billion, but his fortune has risen $4.9 billion since then, fueled by a flurry of global dealmaking. …
Stephen Schwarzman Got $5 Billion Richer In 7 Weeks Amid Dealmaking Blitz
Schwarzman was listed at No. 79 on the 2021 Forbes Billionaires list in March with $21.9 billion, but his fortune has risen $4.9 billion since then, fueled by a flurry of global dealmaking. …
Behind the new show ‘Them’ is the ugly and true history of L.A.’s racist housing covenants
“Them: Covenant” on Amazon Prime is a reminder of the all-too-common housing covenants that restricted who could buy homes in certain neighborhoods in Compton, around Southern California and elsewhere. Determined Black people over the decades fought…