Aloe Palm Canyon sponsored a groundbreaking ceremony in Palm Springs, CA marking a momentous occasion in the vibrant community's history. This development, consisting of 71 units within a two-story community, offers a comfortable and supportive living environment for seniors. Among the 71 units, 25 will be dedicated to individuals who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness, providing them with a chance to rebuild their lives. This groundbreaking represents a significant step towards addressing the critical issue of homelessness in Palm Springs thereby emphasizing the city's dedication to creating a more equitable and caring community.

Depot at Hyde Park celebrated a grand ribbon-cutting event that drew the esteemed presence of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. The event displayed community unity with families from all corners of the city converging to witness this historic moment. The air buzzed as the Mayor took center stage to address the crowd, emphasizing the significance of two new affordable housing developments. The event featured captivating guest speakers who shared their visions for the Depot's future as a vital neighborhood resource. This gathering epitomized the spirit of Crenshaw boulevard's renaissance by fostering a sense of togetherness and leaving its mark on the community's history.

UBC sponsored another one of our UBC Team Appreciation luncheons at our PCH/MLK building in Long Beach. The luncheon not only provided an opportunity to relax and unwind, but also fostered stronger connections among our subcontractors and team members, reinforcing our sense of camaraderie and unity.

At its meeting yesterday, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to approve new funding for a proposed affordable and permanent supportive housing complex on a vacant lot at 1435 W. 3rd Street in Westlake,

The project site, previously entitled for a mixed-use, mostly market-rate apartment building, is now slated for the construction of a fully affordable 104-unit development by West Hollywood Community Housing Corp. The proposed project.....

In a unanimous vote, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors moved earlier today to authorize applications for a combined total of nearly $60 million in bond financing that would go toward the construction of two affordable housing developments in Santa Fe Springs and Huntington Park. The two projects, when completed, would create a combined total of 150 income-restricted homes.