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323-Unit Luxury Development at Site of Los Angeles Flower Market Halted by AHF Lawsuit

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LOS ANGELES -- AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) is claiming another victory for governmental accountability, the environment, and affordable housing. On June 4th, AHF was granted a Judgement Granting a Peremptory Writ of Mandate in a case to halt development of a 12-story, 323-unit luxury development at the site of the Southern California Flower Market adjacent […]

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