A Saviss family private investment vehicle leans on Los Angeles's affordable housing incentives to replace a 117-year-old four-unit building with a fully income-restricted apartment tower. A new affordable housing project is heading to one of South Los Angeles's most overlooked stretches, backed by a sponsor that has not previously surfaced in the city's institutional affordable […]
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