Why Los Angeles Is Falling Apart
PLANNING WATCH LA
Mystery solved: Why LA Spends So Much Money On Homelessness And Gets Lousy Results
Homeless tents in front of expensive high-rise hotels and apartments in Downtown Los Angeles
Why is Los Angeles a City in Deep Crisis?
Pacific Palisades after the January 2025 fires. A half-year later, hardly anything had changed.
Getting Lost in the Weeds of the State-imposed Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) for Los Angeles
Architectural drawing of a potential apartment building in a neighborhood zoned for houses.
The Continued Mansionization Of Los Angeles Neighborhoods
McMansion in Los Angeles neighborhood of Beverly Grove, with photoshopped sign.
Livable Communities: If Something Is Too Good To Be True, It Probably Is
Imaginary Livable Communities housing | Reality of the Long-term Housing Crisis
- Rebuilding After The Wildfires. The Devil Is In The Details.
- Why LA’s Wildfires Are Becoming More Destructive
- Both Conservatives And Liberals Spin Tall Tales About LA’s Wildfires
- What The Mainstream Media Misses About LA’s Wildfires
- Homelessness Doubled in Four Years, Yet Excuses Persist
- Billions Spent On Homelessness, Yet It Is Still Increasing. Why?
- Why Has The Price Of Housing Increased Faster Than Incomes?
- Investors Behind the US Housing Affordability Crisis
- Why LA Remodels So Few Vacant Buildings With Low-Cost Housing For The Homeless
- LA’s City Council is Ready to Adopt the Citywide Housing Incentive Program (CHIPs) Ordinances
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