Gentrification**Cough** Excuse Me, I Mean “Cumulus”
I originally posted on this back in July of 2016 but since then Carmel Partners, the developers of the project, have released new renderings of the major 11.9 acre … Continue reading
LA Rams And Chargers Stadium Taking Shape
The LA Rams and Chargers Stadium are beginning to take shape. The 70,240-seat arena will be the first indoor/outdoor stadium to be built, a clear roof above but open on … Continue reading
Removing Dead Horses At Hollywood Park Racetrack
Guess this is a sign that the huge mixed-use development planned for the racetrack is moving forward. The racetrack actually closed last year and they’re digging up dead racehorses over … Continue reading
‘Round Up’ Black College Reunion
Fun music, fun people, fun times, If you missed the Black College Reunion you missed out. It was so very awesome seeing everyone sporting their HBCU nalia and seeing greeks … Continue reading
Historical African American Hotel Convert To Apartments
Historic Dunbar Hotel on Central has recently wrapped up a $30 million dollar renovation actually restoring most of its historical design. Now known as the Dunbar Village just pened Dunbar Village, … Continue reading
Skyscraper Rising All Over LA
Skyscrapers are rising all over town, Hollywood skyline is dramatically changing and DTLA’s is getting major additions. Not including LA’s soon to be new tallest, LA skyline is changing all … Continue reading
Compton Lives!!
Now nearing the completion of The North Downtown Master Plan, Compton is truly emerging as a Live, Work, Play city. Compton has completed work on an awesome new Martin Luther … Continue reading
Crenshaw Line Is Really Coming!
Not sure how much you have been following along but the Crenshaw District IS getting its own Light Rail/Subway. Last week the planned light rail received a boost from the Metropolitan … Continue reading
Crenshaw LAX Timeline
Check out this awesome timeline of the Crenshaw/LAX Line posted to Chairmen Mark Ridley-Thomas’s website. The timeline features committee meetings, ground-breakings, and more, all the efforts to build to the … Continue reading