Subject: Creating An Urban Lifestyle In Culver City
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August 7, 2017

Creating An Urban Lifestyle In Culver City

Increasing walkability and new transit-oriented developments are helping shape the future of Culver City.

The city has helped spur economic development, but redevelopment can take a long time, according to Culver Community Development Director Sol Blumenfeld.Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects partner Patti Rhee said her firm is enhancing the existing pedestrian traffic that…

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4 Reasons Developers Should Work With A Local Land Use Attorney And Project Advocate

PRESENTED BY: | | Liner LLP

Owners and developers can study neighborhoods for future projects, but nothing beats on-the-ground expertise and familiarity with the politics, preferences and needs of the community. This is one facet of the job of a land use attorney who is also a project advocate.

Noel Hyun of Liner LLP offers four reasons why developers should work with a local advocate.

1. A local land use attorney and project advocate will understand the real estate micro-market.When looking at property on the Westside, in DTLA or in the Valley, market trends (especially for developers) tend to remain local.“You want to hire someone…

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Repairs May Be Needed At The Long Beach Pier Before The Olympics

Now that it is official the 2028 Olympics will take place in LA, will the city be ready?The Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier will need some major improvements first, according to Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia.He said the pier, which the…

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Off-Site Construction: Myths vs. Realities

PRESENTED BY: | | Clark Pacific

Building owners, especially owner-occupiers, are increasingly searching for a design and construction process that is more efficient, productive and cost-effective than traditional construction methods as outside factors like the skilled labor shortage, tight schedules and budget overruns are slowing down…

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7 Books On Real Estate To Read Before Summer’s End

Summer is quickly winding down, but there is still time to pull up a chair, have some iced tea and curl up with a good book. From an architect designing the Chicago World’s Fair to cutthroat billionaires of New York, eccentric characters in the real estate industry make for thrilling and fascinating reads. We put together a list of some of our favorite books to read during your last vacation or during the cozy days of approaching winter.

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