Government
Apr. 3, 2008
Critics Say Measure Fails to Protect Poorest
L.A. City Council is considering a housing ordinance regulating use of residential hotels. Among the critics of the oridinance is Adam Murray, executive director of the Inner City Law Center.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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LOS ANGELES - Two years ago, the Los Angeles City Council, concerned about the dwindling stock of last-resort housing for the city's poor, voted unanimously to halt conversions and demolitions of residency hotels.
The moratorium came on the heels of a booming downtown real-estate market that made...
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