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Kennedy Wilson and Jamison Form JV to Deliver 4,000 Affordable Units in Los Angeles, Starting With 512-Unit DTLA Office Conversion

July 1, 20263 Mins read631
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Two of Los Angeles real estate's heaviest hitters are joining forces to attack the city's housing shortage, pledging roughly 4,000 affordable units through adaptive reuse and ground-up construction, beginning with the transformation of the former LA World Trade Center into 512 income-restricted apartments. Kennedy Wilson, the Beverly Hills-based global investment firm with $36 billion in […]

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