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[reasonsforhope]

"Faced with declining membership, aging buildings and large, underutilized properties, many U.S. houses of worship have closed their doors in recent years. Presbyterian minister Eileen Linder has argued that 100,000 churches may close in the next few decades.

But some congregations are using their land in new ways that reflect their faith – a focus of my urban planning research. Some are repurposing their property to provide affordable housing, as the housing crisis intensifies across the country.

Take Arlington Presbyterian Church in Arlington, Virginia. In 2016, the church sold its historic stone building to the Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing to construct a 6-story complex with 173 apartments, known as “Gilliam Place.” The building still houses space for the congregation, as well as La Cocina, a bilingual culinary job training facility and cafe. In Austin, Texas, St. Austin Catholic Parish is partnering with a developer to build a 29-story tower providing 200 beds of affordable student housing, in addition to new spaces for ministry.

Other houses of worship are pursuing similar projects today.

Same mission, new projects

Faith-based organizations have been building housing for many years, but generally by purchasing additional property. In recent years, however, more houses of worship are building affordable housing on the same property as the sanctuary.

This can be done in a variety of ways. Some congregations adapt the existing sanctuary and other faith-owned buildings, while others demolish existing buildings to construct a new development, which may or may not have space for the congregation. Another option is to build on excess property, like a parking lot.

Depending on how a development deal is structured, a faith-based organization may receive proceeds from the sale of its land, or from leasing their property to a developer – funds which they can then spend on ministry or on a new space for worship. If a new development includes space for the congregation, sometimes they rent out those spaces when the space is not being used for worship, which can also financially benefit the congregation.

Faith-based organizations often see these projects as a way to do “God’s work.” In some instances, they include community services beyond the housing itself.

Near Los Angeles, the Episcopal Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Placentia partnered with a nonprofit affordable housing developer – National Community Renaissance, also called National CORE – to develop 65 units for older people. The complex also includes a 1,500 square foot (140 square meter) community center. The city’s diocese has a goal of building affordable housing on 25% of its 133 properties.

For some congregations, these are mission-driven projects rooted in social justice.

In Washington, D.C., Emory United Methodist Church redeveloped its property and constructed The Beacon Center – which has 99 affordable housing units, community spaces, and a commercial kitchen that provides job training for recently incarcerated people – while preserving the sanctuary. In Seattle, the Nehemiah Initiative is working with Black churches in the Central District, a historically African American neighborhood, to redevelop its properties into affordable housing to keep residents from being displaced."

Potential to evolve

As states and cities struggle to provide affordable housing, studies have been conducted from Nashville to New York City on the amount of land faith organizations own, and their potential as housing partners.

In the D.C. metro area, for example, the Urban Institute found almost 800 vacant parcels owned by religious organizations. In California, a report from the Terner Center at University of California, Berkeley found approximately 170,000 “potentially developable” acres of land owned by religious organizations and nonprofit colleges and universities...

When thinking about the redevelopment process, Arlington Presbyterian member Jon Etherton told me, “the call from God to create, do something about affordable housing was bigger than the building itself.”"

-via The Conversation, July 19, 2024

[the-blackbird-roleplays]

@wayward-roleplays

New Orleans, Louisiana.

Hidden in an alley and underground, next to a practitioner of the art of voodoo, is a auction. Not the normal kind of auction house with antiques and jewelry, this one specializes in pleasure and illegal dealings of supernatural creatures that look mostly human.

The person at the ticket stand looks up and studies the man in front of him. "Do you have an interest in the unknown, and Supernatural? Can I offer you a ticket to the show?" He asks making a sales pitch.

Kuro smirked at the man, nodding softly as he fished out a few bills from his wallet.

"Considering most of my life has been spent in the shadows, I think seeing what else is out there would be fun." He grinned softly, his true motives as indecipherable as a seaborne fog.

The Fallen Angel had been hunting down this particular show for the past several months, reports of illicit dealings and under-the-table markets becoming more frequent this close to Mardi Gras. Seems even the darker elements of humanity enjoy a good party...

Ticket in hand, Kuro passed through the hidden door and descended the stairs into what he was almost certain was an old morgue. Things had changed a lot in this city since he'd claimed Nouvelle Orleans as his home centuries prior. Some details were hard to keep track of for the quasi-immortal...

[thegirlfromblackwater]

If the Van der Linde Gang lived in Modern Times (Modern Au)

Life gives you funny ideas...and I'm going to write them down

Arthur

Would live on a ranch in Montana or Wyoming as a rancher

Offers services like trail rides, lessons, and boarding

Has a herd of cattle

Spends every Sunday watching Rodeos on TV

Watches while sitting in his favorite worn-out armchair

Always has a cold beer and a snack or his dinner while watching

Has a pickup truck that's a bit filthy on the inside. Addresses his car as a "she."

Treats it like a horse: calls it a "good gurl."

Has a mounted Trout and some taxidermy on the walls

The Wifi at the ranch is spotty..doesnt understand why guests need it when they're surrounded by nature

Network Name: MorganRanch Password: Ynnel123

Tried to fix the router once but not exactly tech savvy. Ended up punching it

Texts Albert Mason sometimes

Dutch

Definitely lives in a city either Los Angeles or New York City

Lives in a Snazzy Penthouse in the clouds with a skyline

Works as a motivational speaker

Wears a lot of bling

Has a bar in at his place

Molly always tries to find a way in

Calls Hosea a lot

Has a weird fetish for black, red and white furniture.

Still loves reading books by Evelyn Miller despite that the writer is a nobody living in Idaho

John, Abigail & Jack

They probably live out west on a farm (very much like Beechers Hope)

John works on the ranch and also has side multiple side jobs (thanks to Abigail)

Jack spends his time in the school library

Abigail is obsessed with this one bakery

Molly

Lives in whatever city Dutch lives in

Tries to make herself at home in the penthouse

Famous on social media for her makeup tutorials

The neighbors can usually hear Molly & Dutch fighting

Dutch: "Not now Miss O'shea" Molly: "Pig!"

Bill

Lives somewhere in the Midwest

Works as a truck driver for Walmart

spends a lot of his life on the road

Has a bit of road rage

likes rest stops

when he's not working, he is a part of a biker gang

has a tattoo sleeve and wears a white wife beater

one of those bikers that wears a bandana with the American flag on it

Marybeth

Probably lives in a quaint town on the east coast

Works in a bookstore during the day and is a freelance writer in her free time

Lives in a cute townhouse with a small garden in the front full of flowers.

Her house is cozy

has a seating area with big windows that look out over the street

spends her time writing and reading there

likes to sit at cafes and drink coffee

Lenny

Is a full-time university student by day and bartender by night

Lives in Chicago or Atlanta

Probably double majoring in Business and literature (if that combination even exists)

Lives his single life to the fullest

Mostly an A student who goes full ham on the weekends when partying

Micah

Lives in Las Vegas

Sells illegal drugs

Has no money because he gambled too much

Stays in different hotels

Owns a pawn shop

Everything for sale there was smuggled across the border

Has dealings with the cartels & other shady characters

Hosea

Lives a quiet life out west

Goes to his lake house on the weekends to go fly fishing

Reads a lot of books

Also likes to go hunting

Is a part time English teacher who teaches children to read

Talks to Dutch by phone

Sometimes visits Arthur and stays at his Ranch

Uncle

Lives in a trailer park in Florida where the weather is always warm and the cold won't bother his illness

Sits on a folding chair outside his mobile home

Plays the Banjo

Drinks a beer

Is a complete mess inside

Doesn't own much furniture

Can't work because of the Lumbago

Sweats a lot

Naps and snores too loud

Lives next to a swamp

Javier

Lives in Arizona

Lives in the desert

Grows cactuses

Owns a Music shop

Travels around playing at local bars

Works part time as a music teacher at the local high school

Has a YouTube where he shows off his music

Sadie

Probably lives in a city like Dallas or Denver

Works as a cop

Likes to catch people for speeding and sits on the side of the highway

eats Chick-fil-A while waiting

Watches Dateline

Carries a Taser

Always looks sexy in her uniform

Charles

Definitely lives in a cabin out west

works as a conservationist

Likes National Parks

Goes fishing with Arthur

supports and donates to the Bison Sanctuary (if one even exists)

Likes Camping

Trelawny

Lives a wealthy life in Charleston, South Carolina

Lives in a large southern mansion

Wears a robe to sleep

Has a whole walk-in closet full of clothes and accessories

Has a sauna in the basement where he relaxes

Owns a bunch of fancy cars: He loves his Bentley

Reverend Swanson

Probably lives in Philadelphia

Still works part-time at the church

Mostly spends his time helping people with addictions

Hosts an AA meeting three times a week

Rescues crackheads from the street

Mostly sober

Wrote a memoir on his journey to recovery

Sean

Lives in Boston

Likes the university/young people vibe

works at a pub

Everyone's favorite Bartender

Makes customers laugh

goes back to Ireland once a year

Takes Karen with him sometimes

Karen

Lives in Portland, Oregon

Works at a bar as a bartender and a stripper

Good Pole Dancer

Her large tits are popular amongst the men

Puts on shows in the evening

Talks to Sean a lot

Gets Hammered

Strauss

Works in Finance in New York City

Is a Workaholic

Has no friends

Goes back to Austria every few years

Boring to talk to

Always on a work call

Listens to Classical Music

Tilly

Lives in Nashville, Tennessee

Visits Marybeth a lot

Wants to be a Nurse

Likes taking care of people

Wants to travel around the world

Pearson

Lives somewhere in New England

Owns a restaurant and catering business

The restaurant is interestingly enough called "Pearsons"

Probably has a wife and some kids

Loves Maine Lobster one of those people that wears a bib when eating it because he's messy

Is a good Butcher

Susan Grimshaw

Lives in Florida

Is a housekeeper

Cleans uncles' mobile home once a week

Tries to control Tilly and Marybeth from miles away

disgruntled

[copperbadge]

Hi Mr Starbuck! Some friends and I are moving in a few months and we're eyeing various places all over the US. Chicago came up as a relatively affordable big city (compared to LA and NYC) and I have to ask the resident Tumblr Chicagoan his opinion. As a resident who lives and works in the windy city, what's your big pros and cons of residing there (especially things you might not encounter as a tourist)? (also, how accurate is your "guide to chicago" still, since its been a few years!)

Well, I definitely have opinions!

The guide to Chicago is no longer accurate -- too many places have closed or moved, and the pandemic altered a lot (for example the Money Museum still exists but I'm not sure if it has regular hours even now). I should do a new one but like, I really don't get out much anymore so I can't talk about restaurants outside of a VERY local area, and I never could talk much about hotels, which just leaves points of interest mostly already covered by Atlas Obscura. :D At this point it'd just be kind of moot, others are doing it better than I am.

Chicago is inexpensive compared to New York or Los Angeles, but like, that's everywhere in America. Chicago is still a quite pricey city to live in, mainly because the taxes are so high -- 10.25% sales tax, for example, and my property taxes are also pretty steep. People joke about Taxachusetts, but I'm pretty sure Chicago at least has it beat (and 2/3 of the state's population lives in Chicago or the outlying suburbs). Housing is not at a premium in the way it is in NY and LA but depending on where you want to live and how far you want to commute it can still be very expensive. My housing was never less than half of my monthly income until I bought this place, and then ONLY because the job I'm in now came with a $10K/yr raise from my last one.

Chicago does have great culture, great museums, great food, and it's a liberal island in a pretty conservative region. It is however quite segregated, so if you are any race other than white, living here can get a little more complicated than I've portrayed it as a white dude. There is significant crime and particularly gun crime, but it's generally confined to specific regions of the city. That said, even if you discount crime, the Chicago PD are corrupt as fuck and uninterested in being helpful, so if you are from a demographic the cops enjoy harassing, it will not be different here.

I do love the city, warts and all. I like the water, I like the people, I like the midwestern vibe. I'd find it very hard to leave, especially because I have a network of friends here, but also because I just plain like it and I know it really well. There is a very short list of cities I'd consider leaving Chicago for, and most of those would have to have a well-paying job waiting for me. But it did take me time to fall in love with it -- it took a few years before it felt like home.

It's a little difficult to get more specific without knowing more about your situation -- what you do for work, what your budget is like, what your goals are in leaving where you are. Do you prefer to drive most places? (Parking and traffic can both get dicey.) Can you tolerate taking public transit if driving is inconvenient? Is the industry in which you work something that has a lot of openings here? Do you want to live in an urban environment, and if so are you prepared to live in a likely somewhat shitty apartment to do so? If you prefer to live in a house, are you prepared for a long commute? What do you like to do for fun and is there a thriving culture for that here? What is it important to have access to -- museums, concerts, theater, sport? Where do you need to travel to regularly (ie, I go to Austin several times a year) and how do you prefer to travel there?

Anyway, yeah -- like, I love it but I have few illusions about it. If you want to chat further feel free to hit me up by email, happy to answer more specific questions!

[blouisparadise]

Upon request, today we have a rec list of A/B/O fics with touch deprivation! If you enjoy our rec lists and want them to continue, please be sure to like and reblog this post to help spread the word.

1) Get Nesting & Soft Knots | General Audiences | 5,714 words

Note: It is also locked and can only be read by AO3 users.

AU where Omega Louis who runs a nesting materials Youtube channel meets Alpha Harry who knits his own blankets.

2) Every Time We Touch | General Audiences | 5,806 words

Note: It is also locked and can only be read by AO3 users.

Louis laughed when he heard the term professional cuddler for the first time. His doctor let Louis laugh and then explained the purpose behind the profession and how it could help Louis. It took a few weeks but Louis finally scheduled an appointment, now all he had to do was leave his car and walk into the house.

3) Tearing Me Apart | Not Rated | 6,079 words

Louis knew his heart was breaking and there was nothing he could do about it. He knew the day his best friend finally presented as an Alpha that he was his alpha but Harry kept breaking his heart. He kept bringing random omegas into their shared apartment and Louis just cried each night with a hand over his mouth to stifle the noise. His touch deprivation was getting bad but his alpha didn't know.

4) Everything Comes Back To You | Explicit | 8,643 words

Harry and Louis are childhood best friends. What happens when Harry has to move towns just as they are starting their secondary gender presentations? What happens when fate brings them back together years later in the most unexpected of ways?

5) Night Out | Explicit | 9,741 words

Note: This fic is the prequel to fic #xx on this list. It is also locked and can only be read by AO3 users.

Symphony hall was the first place Louis had felt at home in this city, and he always had the box to himself. Until tonight. Symphony hall was the first place Louis had felt at home in this city, and he always had the box to himself. Until tonight.

6) Unfortunate Fortunes | Not Rated | 9,793 words

There are three stages of touch deprivation. Stage one is very mild, stage two leads to itchy skin and restless nights, but stage three is the worst. Omegas with stage three touch deprivation, rarely survive because the only cure for it is finding your true mate. Louis Tomlinson is an omega with stage three touch deprivation and Harry Styles is his new alpha neighbour who also happens to be a famous boxer-not that Louis knows.

7) Breathe Me In, Breathe Me Out | General Audiences | 14,263 words

Louis is drawn into a quaint candle shop in his desire to find ways to soothe himself while struggling with touch depri. It takes him two more run-ins and with the lovely alpha sales assistant, and a drop, to figure out the source of the scent that imprints upon him and calms his omega. Idiots to lovers.

8) Just Let Me | Explicit | 14,714 words

Note: This fic is locked and can only be read by AO3 users.

The party was going well. So well, Niall had already sworn undying love to one multi-tiered chocolate cake, two friendly corgi-poodle mixes, Zayn’s hair, and the entire population of Los Angeles. So well, Zayn had only laughed and ruffled Niall’s hair and not even twitched towards a cigarette. So well, nearly everyone had spilled far past the boundaries of the night’s original plans, extracting bottles of vodka from the cabinets and losing a lot of clothes. Harry had proclaimed that he was finally going to throw a small and very grownup dinner party and of course here they were three hours later, fifty people half-naked in the pool. Soon to be full-naked, if Louis had to guess. Everybody in LA loved a heated pool. Everybody loved Harry.

9) Captain Cupid | Not Rated | 15,331 words

“Right,” Niall started, finally getting the opportunity to unleash his horrible plan. “Well, as you both know, I’m an excellent matchmaker. A human Cupid. The best of the best at finding one's mate. And I’ve decided it’s time to make money doing it.” “Oh, God no,” Louis groaned, picking up his empty plate and placing it in the sink. He needed to escape as quickly as possible. Or the one where Niall enlists his friends to help start a speed dating side hustle. Things don't go as planned... or maybe they do?

10) Your Touch Is The Only Thing I Feel | Mature | 15,979 words

Liam. Liam was finally here. Louis kept his eyes closed and cuddled farther into Liam’s side, revelling in the pheromones Louis’ body desperately needed. He wasn’t sure how long Liam had been holding him, but Louis figured it had to have been at least an hour by the way his body had loosened. The need of an alpha’s touch seemed to have been temporarily lifted from his mind. Louis listened to the sounds of the pub around him. It was louder than before he had fallen asleep and he briefly wondered why Liam hadn’t just woken him to go back to their flat. “Who the fuck are you?” Louis’ eyes flew open at the sound of Niall’s voice, and the arm that had been around Louis shoulders lifted in the same instant. He missed the warmth immediately. Louis looked from Niall’s stormy face over to the person who was definitely not Liam. The alpha Liam impersonator, who smelled a lot better than the actual Liam now that Louis was alert, looked back at Louis with wide eyes and familiar furrowed brows.

11) Etched In Salt (Is A Cathedral Of The World) | Explicit | 24,417 words

Note: This fic has mentions of BH.

Louis asks for very few things in life, and they are: to solve cases, to keep bad people from doing their bad things, to get good coffee, to go home to a spacious apartment with nobody else in it, and to manage his stupid telempathy powers with minimal interference. And now he's stuck in a tiny cabin in a snowstorm in the middle of god-awful-nowhere with Harry Styles. Because of course he is. Louis asks for very few things in life, and they are: to solve cases, to keep bad people from doing their bad things, to get good coffee, to go home to a spacious apartment with nobody else in it, and to manage his stupid telempathy powers with minimal interference. And now he's stuck in a tiny cabin in a snowstorm in the middle of god-awful-nowhere with Harry Styles. Because of course he is.

12) You Go Undercover (You Cross Your Fingers) | Explicit | 25,815 words

Louis didn’t think that motherhood would be easy, but he certainly wasn’t prepared for just how challenging it would be. He also wasn't prepared for a certain alpha called Harry appearing each time he needs help until accepting is no longer a difficult thing to do.

13) Dont Know Its Lost Til You Find It | Explicit | 30,614 words

Maybe it’ll be better this way. Maybe Louis just needs to distance himself, get over his crush so Harry doesn’t have to worry about his obsessive friend who feels too much and says too little. He wonders what this girl is like. What she looks like, what conversations they had to make Harry fall for her in three days. If maybe she’s just stellar in bed. If she smells like heaven or if it’s just the fact she’s a girl. He wonders and wonders, resists the temptation to stare at the alpha, and gets exactly no work done.

14) Compass To My Soul | Teen & Up | 31,439 words

Harry Styles, alpha, is 1/4 of the perfect pack, and 1/5 of world famous boy band One Direction. He spends his time touring the world with his best friends and family. Louis Tomlinson, omega, is 1/5 of world famous boy band One Direction. He spends his time hoping his bandmates don’t notice him.

15) Here, And Where You Are. | General Audiences | 32,852 words

In a world where astrology is real and advanced, Harry finds out that Louis is his soulmate. The catch? Louis’s at the heart of a protest for omega/soulmate rights against the very case Harry is representing at court. Before they pass each other too many times, the universe takes it upon themselves to make them meet.

16) Too Young To Know | Mature | 35,412 words

Louis blinked awake and quickly wiped the tears from his eyes. This was the second morning in a row he had woken up after dreaming about Harry. “Babe, what’s wrong?” Eric asked as he held Louis tighter in his arms. Louis liked being the little spoon, except for when he’d rather be holding someone else. Which were the past two days.

17) Picking Up The Pieces | Explicit | 37,607 words

Louis returns to his hometown for the first time in ten years for his high school reunion and is faced with memories he’s long since tried to forget.

18) Give Me Love | Explicit | 41,041 words

Louis doesn't feel like a good omega, Harry doesn't remember how to be an alpha, and they figure it out together.

19) All I Want For Christmas Is You | Not Rated | 43,248 words

A Christmas AU in which a soft alpha with gorgeous green eyes and an even prettier smile moves into Louis' apartment complex and turns the omega's world upside down during his most favourite time of the year - featuring christmas decorating, christmas markets, cookies in the making, and copious amounts of mulled wine (and kisses).

20) Your Touch Shouldn't Make Me Feel Like This | Explicit | 48,883 words

Uni AU in which Alpha Harry has been in love with his omega friend for the longest time and one motorbike trip to the countryside with Louis made him realize that he could no longer hold back his feelings.

21) Hold On To Your Heart | Explicit | 54,183 words

The Proposal AU, where Louis is the no-nonsense editor in chief of one of the largest publishing houses in the country, and Harry is the unlucky assistant that gets roped into a fake engagement to prevent his boss from being deported. Things don't go as planned.

22) Your Gift is Wasted On Me | Not Rated | 54,472 words

Omega Louis has severe touch deprivation and is averse to touch. But he’s fine. Really. Alpha Harry is the new neighbor who loves to bake cookies and is very curious about the omega across the hall.

23) Lost & Found In Oblivion | Explicit | 74,779 words

Omega Louis decided to hire an alpha for his heat to ease his touch deprivation, but little did he know everything would grow into so much more.

24) Invisible String | Explicit | 84,911 words

Louis swears on his life that that man came out of literal nowhere and he thanks each lucky star for having good breaks in his car. This strange alpha also happens to be the most beautiful being Louis has laid his eyes on. For some unknown reason, the omega feels safe around the alpha. It might seem strange, but you can't always explain why or how things are the way they are. All you can really be sure of is that they happen for a reason. There's a higher power (call it what you want) that knows better and definitely knows more than you do.

25) Saving Symphony Hall | Explicit | 124,766 words

Note: This fic is a sequel to fic #xx on this list. It is also locked and can only be read by AO3 users.

“I think I have an idea,” Louis said. Slowly, and reluctantly, but with a growing sense of the inevitable. “God damnit, I think I have a really good idea.” “Oh christ, that's the problem-solving face,” Babs said. “Last time we saw that face, he sold a company.” “Wait, what?” Zayn asked. “Right place, right time,” Louis said. “Also, fuck my life,” “What?” Zayn repeated. Niall patted his hand. “I usually just roll with whatever Louis is about to do,” he said. “It’s better for us all.” “That’s the attitude,” said Louis, “I’ll tell you tomorrow. Tonight, I need to do some research. Zayn, give me your number. I’m gonna save our symphony.”

26) The Longer the Waiting the Sweeter the Kiss (It's Better My Darlin' I Promise You This) | Explicit | 160,589 words

It all started with a letter from his grandmother's Executor of the Estate. His life had been just fine in New York, he'd had a great internship, more friends than he knew what to do with, and a powerful family name to provide a million opportunities for him. But the minute he'd received that letter a desire for more was born. That was how he wound up here, stranded on the side of a dusty old road with a broken down car and a carry-on full of dreams.

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[nickcarr-scoutstories]

I'm scouting in and around Skid Row again today, a neighborhood that has been the epicenter for Los Angeles' homeless population since the 1930s.

What's particularly fascinating to me are the number of hotels (now SROs) that have been in continuous operation since before the dawn of Skid Row. Cities always loudly and proudly proclaim their laundry list of "oldest": oldest restaurant, oldest bar, oldest theater, and so on. It makes me wonder how many superlatives Skid Row could claim if anyone cared to compile a list.

A few hotels that have caught my eye, all still graced by wonderful signage:

The Panama Hotel. Since at least the late-1800s, a boarding house was located at 310 E 5th Street. Then, in 1912, an ad is placed in the Los Angeles Times offering a 9-room house for sale - but it has to be moved. The following year, the Panama Hotel is built on the lot and opens for business. Employment ads in the LA Times call for a porter and maids, suggesting a pre-Skid Row period of operation. Another ad, placed by a resident seeking farm work in the 1920s, speaks to the purpose of many of these hotels as short term residences for local laborers.

The Florence Hotel: established in 1913. A listing in the LA Times advertises "newly furnished, first-class, steam heat, single and double rooms, hot and cold water, private baths, rates reasonable...$3 up."

The La Jolla Hotel: Opened in 1924, the La Jolla was advertised as having rooms that were "strictly 1924 model" and a "fine lobby." Rates were $7 for the week, $1.50/night.

The Harold Hotel: the oldest, the Harold originally opened in 1905 as the Harland Apartments, and became the Harold at some unknown point after. Harland residents were promised wall beds and a buffet kitchen.

The Lyndon Hotel. Built in 1910, it was advertised in 1924 as having "nice airy rooms," a common perk in pre-AC LA.

Throughout the 1920s, you can find listings in the LA Times for all of these hotels beside the city's finer offerings. And then, in the 1930s, the ads simply stop, presumably as Skid Row comes into being.

In the 1980s and 90s, all were converted to government-subsidized SROs for a community in much need of shelter.

[earaercircular]

American states are bailing out public transport

The alternative is fare rises and steep service cuts.

Sometimes, it turns out, protests work. On June 3rd, over a hundred San Franciscans mounted a mock funeral for public transport. Walking to city hall in the sun, they carried on their shoulders models of buses and trains like coffins, as musicians played a funeral dirge on trumpets and a saxophone. Their anger was over a proposal by Gavin Newsom, California’s governor, that would have cut $2bn of spending from public transport in an attempt to balance the state’s hefty deficit. MUNI[1], San Francisco’s local transport agency, had suggested it might have to remove the equivalent of 20 bus routes to stay solvent.

Within a week, a deal had been worked out by the state legislature. Assuming it passes (and Mr Newsom signs it), instead of cuts roughly $1.1bn a year will be made available to public transport, raised from the state’s emissions cap-and-trade scheme. California will thus stave off a problem afflicting public-transport systems across America: that of a fiscal cliff, as federal covid-relief money dries up. The Golden State is not alone in creating a financial parachute. In May New York legislators agreed a budget with over $1bn of new funding for the Metropolitan Transit Authority[2], New York City’s system. Minnesota has also introduced a new sales tax to raise $450m a year for the system in Minneapolis and St Paul.

Compared with other countries, public-transport use in America has been slow to recover from the pandemic. The number of bus and train passengers in May was still at only 69% of the pre-pandemic level, according to data from the American Public Transportation Association[3], an industry group. In May New York’s subway was carrying a mere 71% of the passenger total in 2019. Ridership on BART[4], in the San Francisco Bay Area, was at just 37% of the 2019 figure. In London in May, travel on the Underground system was already back to around 87% of pre-pandemic levels.

If it persists, lower ridership means less revenue from fares. For example, the ticket take on the Chicago Transit Authority[5] was almost $300m lower last year than in 2019. Awkwardly, those agencies which were considered to be doing the best job pre-pandemic—because they raised lots of fare revenue, and so were subsidised less—are now the ones most in trouble, notes Yonah Freemark of the Urban Institute, a think-tank in Washington, DC.

In 2008, when the Great Recession created similar deficits, the result was often steep service cuts and fare rises. That could happen again. “We have some very serious fiscal challenges,” admits Leanne Redden, the director of Chicago’s Regional Transportation Authority, an umbrella agency for the region’s three transport agencies. She projects a $730m deficit by 2026. The transport systems of Boston and Philadelphia also face funding shortfalls that have yet to be tackled. Seattle’s has already announced cuts.

Yet even if states put up money, other changes will be needed to encourage ridership. Rising crime and disorder have kept some passengers off the subway in New York, says Nicole Gelinas of the Manhattan Institute[6], a think-tank. In Los Angeles, where homelessness has become an extreme problem, 22 people died in the year to March on buses and trains, most from drug overdoses. Crime also makes holding onto employees trickier, says Kam Buckner, a state representative in Illinois. Drivers he knows “have walked away because they don’t feel safe”. Staff shortages mean service is already shoddier even as the money still flows.

Yet good public transport is needed in America’s cities more than ever. Ted Egan, the chief economist of San Francisco, says the city’s economy will struggle to recover without it. “You can’t have everyone drive in,” he says. Without decent buses and trains, building more housing while lessening punishing congestion will be tricky. Yet the benefits, while immense, are also diffuse. By contrast, cliffs, fiscal or otherwise, are difficult to miss.■

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[1] The San Francisco Municipal Railway (SF Muni or Muni), is the public transit system for the City and County of San Francisco. It operates a system of bus routes (including trolleybuses), the Muni Metro light rail system, three historic cable car lines, and two historic streetcar lines. Previously an independent agency, the San Francisco Municipal Railway merged with two other agencies in 1999 to become the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA). In 2018, Muni served 121 km2 with an operating budget of about $1.2 billion. Muni is the seventh-highest-ridership transit system in the United States, with 114,721,200 rides in 2022, and the second-highest in California after the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

[2] The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is a public benefit corporation responsible for public transportation in the New York City metropolitan area of the U.S. state of New York. The MTA is the largest public transit authority in the United States, serving 12 counties in Downstate New York, along with two counties in southwestern Connecticut under contract to the Connecticut Department of Transportation, carrying over 11 million passengers on an average weekday systemwide, and over 850,000 vehicles on its seven toll bridges and two tunnels per weekday.

[3] The American Public Transportation Association (APTA) is a nonprofit international association of more than 1,500 public and private sector member organizations.  Benefits to our members include advocacy for federal funding and policies, research, technical expertise and consulting services, workforce development programs, educational conferences and seminars, and 135 subject-matter working committees. APTA is the only association in North America that represents all modes of public transportation, including bus, paratransit, light rail, commuter rail, subways, waterborne services, and intercity and high-speed passenger rail. More than 90 percent of the people using public transportation in the United States and Canada ride APTA member systems.

[4] Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is a rapid transit system serving the San Francisco Bay Area in California. BART serves 50 stations along six routes and 211 kilometres of track, including a 14 km spur line running to Antioch, which uses diesel multiple-unit vehicles, and a 4.8 km automated guideway transit line serving the Oakland International Airport. With an average of 146,500 weekday passengers as of the fourth quarter of 2022 and 41,286,400 annual passengers in 2022, BART is the fifth-busiest heavy rail rapid transit system in the United States.

[5] The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) is the operator of mass transit in Chicago, Illinois, United States, and some of its surrounding suburbs, including the trains of the Chicago "L" and CTA bus service. In 2022, the system had a ridership of 243,538,700, or about 800,600 per weekday as of the fourth quarter of 2022.  The CTA is an Illinois independent governmental agency.

[6] The Manhattan Institute for Policy Research (renamed in 1981 from the International Centre for Economic Policy Studies) is a conservative American think tank focused on domestic policy and urban affairs, established in Manhattan in 1978 by Antony Fisher and William J. Casey, a tax lawyer and Republican civil servant who would later go on to become Director of the CIA.The institute has produced books, articles, interviews, speeches, op-eds, and the quarterly publication City Journal. Reihan Salam is the current president of the organization, which he has led since 2019.

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Why Do You Need Appraisers in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a significant and exciting city with all kinds of properties. Knowing how much your property is worth is essential, from tiny homes in cozy neighborhoods to luxury mansions and busy commercial buildings. It is where appraisers in Los Angeles can help. They are experts in figuring out the value of your property. Whether buying, selling, or dealing with taxes, a good appraiser can ensure you have the correct information. Let’s examine why appraisers are critical in LA and how they can help you.

What Does a Property Appraiser Do?

A property appraiser is a professional who determines how much a property is worth. They look at the size, location, condition, and other details of the Property. Their job is to provide a fair and accurate value for your home, apartment, or commercial space. People use appraisals for many reasons, including:

Buying or Selling a Home Buyers want to know if they’re paying a fair price, and sellers want to set the right price for their Property.

Getting a Loan Banks use appraisals to decide how much money they can safely lend to buyers.

Paying Taxes Property values affect how much you need to pay, so a good appraisal helps ensure you’re not overpaying.

Settling Legal Issues Appraisals are often needed in divorce settlements or inheritance disputes.

Why Are Appraisers Important in Los Angeles?

Los Angeles is a massive city with many unique neighborhoods. The value of a home in Beverly Hills is very different from a house in Echo Park or Koreatown. Here’s why appraisers are critical in LA:

Property Prices Vary a Lot LA has houses worth millions and apartments worth much less. Appraisers know how to handle this variety.

Real Estate Market Changes Quickly In LA, property prices can rise or fall fast. Appraisers stay updated on these changes to give accurate estimates.

Neighborhoods Are Diverse Each part of LA has its vibe and value. Appraisers understand what makes one area different from another.

High Stakes With LA’s high property prices, even a tiny error in an appraisal can mean a significant financial loss.

How Do Appraisers Figure Out Property Value?

Here’s a simple look at how appraisers work:

Gather Information They start by asking questions about the Property, like its location, size, and unique features.

Inspect the Property The appraiser visits the Property to look at its condition, layout, and any special details that affect its value.

Compare Similar Properties They check the sale prices of similar properties in the area. It helps them understand what your Property might sell for.

Write a Report The appraiser creates a detailed report that explains the Property’s value and how they calculated it.

How to Choose the Right Appraiser in Los Angeles

Not all appraisers are the same. Here’s how to find the right one for your needs:

Check Their License: Make sure the appraiser is licensed in California. It shows they’re qualified to do the job.

Look for Local Experience Choose someone who knows Los Angeles well. An appraiser familiar with areas like Venice, Westwood, or Downtown LA will give better results.

Read Reviews Look for reviews online to see what others say about the appraiser’s work.

Ask About Their Specialty Some appraisers work with homes, while others focus on commercial buildings. Pick one that fits your property type.

Compare Prices Appraisal fees can vary, so get a few quotes to ensure a fair deal.

Common Myths About Appraisals

There are a few misunderstandings about appraisals. Let’s clear them up:

Myth 1: Appraisals and Inspections Are the Same. They’re not. Appraisers determine value, while inspectors check the Property’s condition.

Myth 2: The Appraised Value Is Final An appraisal is an opinion of value. The actual sale price depends on what a buyer is willing to pay.

Myth 3: All Appraisers Use the Same Method Appraisers use different methods depending on the property type and purpose.

How Technology Helps Appraisers in Los Angeles

Modern tools make appraisals more accurate. Appraisers now use drone cameras to take aerial photos, software to compare properties, and 3D scans to measure homes. These tools make appraisals faster and more reliable in a tech-savvy city like LA.

Why You Shouldn’t Skip an Appraisal

Skipping an appraisal can be risky. Without knowing your Property’s actual value, you could:

Overpay for a home.

Set the wrong selling price.

Lose money in a tax or legal issue.

An accurate appraisal saves you money and helps you make smarter decisions.

Final Thoughts

Appraisers in Los Angeles are your partners in understanding property value. Whether buying, selling, or managing real estate, a good appraisal gives you the confidence to move forward. Take your time to find an experienced, reliable appraiser who knows the LA market.

Ready to get started? Reach out to a local appraiser today and ensure you’re getting the most out of your Property in the City of Angels!

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Why Cockapoos Are the Perfect Urban Companion: A Guide for Los Angeles Residents

Los Angeles is very busy and on the go—filled with people leading dynamic, fast-moving lives. In such a lively environment, finding the right canine companion barely takes precedence when living in an apartment or even a house with space at a premium. If you are looking to find one for your home then just search for cockapoo puppies near me.

The Temperament Ideally Suited to City Life

One of the biggest challenges when living in an urban area, just like in Los Angeles, will have to do with finding a dog that can successfully adapt to apartment living and fast city life. Cockapoos are friendly, extroverted, adaptive dogs that turn them into super companions in an urban setup. They are people-oriented dogs and thrive on human interaction, which suits owners who would spend quality time with them.

The Cockapoos also happen to be very smart, with smarts inherited from the Poodle side of the family. It’s this intelligence that makes them easy to train and is a very important quality to have in city living. Whether it be walking nice on a leash through busy streets or working on calm behavior in crowded places, Cockapoos really excel in learning and following commands.

Cockapoo Puppies Near Me

The Perfect Fit: Size Matters in Apartments.

When one looks for “cockapoo puppies near me,” size is almost always a consideration, more so in a city like Los Angeles where living space might be very small. While Cockapoos range from toy to standard, the mini Cockapoo is just a right size for very many people who live in an apartment in Los Angeles.

The weight of the Mini Cockapoos usually ranges from 12 to 20 pounds, and they stand around 11 to 14 inches at times at the shoulder. This small size makes them perfect for living in apartments, yet sturdy enough for a visit to the dog park once in a while or an average hike up the hills nearby. Their compact size also makes them not require big areas to move about on—one of the first major things to consider when dwelling in an apartment or condominium.

Low-Shedding and Hypoallergenic Qualities

Probably the most prominent feature in a Cockapoo is its coat. Considering the breed is between a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle, the Cockapoo’s breeding requires a low-shedding, hypoallergenic characteristic. This is very beneficial, particularly for people who have allergies or just love a cleaner environment while living in Los Angeles. This low-shedding coat means less hair on furniture and clothes, so it is very great for an urban setting where cleanliness will be paramount.

In return for this no-shed characteristic, their coat does require regular grooming to stay in good condition. However, this is a small price to pay for having a dog that doesn’t leave a trail of fur everywhere it goes. Properly cared for, your Cockapoo’s coat can stay soft, tangle-free, and virtually shed-free, making them a nice companion even for the most fastidious pet owner.

Exercise and socialization, no problem; Cockapoos are made for the city.

Living in Los Angeles provides access to many parks, dog-friendly beaches, and hiking trails—exactly what one needs to keep a Cockapoo active and healthy. Despite their modest size, Cockapoos can pack in a lot of energy and are very playful dogs. They are content with an average walk around the neighborhood or a good game of fetch at a nearby park.

On account of their people-orienting nature, Cockapoos also love socializing among other dogs and with people. Hence, they really are suitable for city living because they will encounter so many people and pets. Their friendly and outgoing nature makes them a hit anywhere—be it a dog park in West Hollywood or the leash-free beach in Malibu.

Cockapoo Puppies For Sale In Los Angeles

How to Find Cockapoo Pups in Los Angeles For those convinced that a Cockapoo is the right fit, the next step would be to find breeders whom one can trust to have available a Cockapoo puppy for sale in Los Angeles. One needs to put some thought into choosing breeders that rear healthy puppies with excellent temperaments if one is to type in “cockapoo puppies for sale in Los Angeles” and get results.

For example, Valley Cockapoos produces a healthy and well-socialized puppy. This breeder is close enough to Los Angeles and has pits available that are suitable for city living. Potential owners can visit the breeder, meet the puppies and parents, and feel satisfied that they made an informed decision.

Conclusion: A Cockapoo in the City

Closing the breed review, Cockapoos are an equally good breed for anyone living in Los Angeles who wants a friendly and flexible companion that wouldn’t be a hassle. Their nature is ideal, and they come in a manageable size with a low-shedding coat, which makes them an ideal city dweller. Whether you pound the concrete in Downtown LA or hang about your pad in Santa Monica, the Cockapoo will make living in this fair city more enjoyable—fun, companionship, and a touch of canine class that speaks volumes.

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Financial Benefits of Kitchen Remodels in Los Angeles

The City of Angels has multiple beautiful homes. Many owners want to boost their property’s resale value by renovating their houses. One way to do this is by upgrading kitchens, which account for a significant portion of a home’s overall value. A kitchen remodel in Los Angeles has specific appeal and market conditions. To learn how this remodel is a financially wise investment, read here!

A Rundown of Los Angeles’ Real Estate Market

LA’s real estate market continues to increase in value, which encourages homeowners and real estate moguls to conduct renovations. Buyers prefer investing in homes with remodeled kitchens, even minor ones. So, if you plan on selling your home, a kitchen remodel is beneficial since many consider it its heart and focal point.

Return on Investment (ROI) Analysis

The amount homeowners or real estate professionals make after a sale is called ROI. It is the profit after selling a home, where brokers earn more than they spent on a project. They calculate this by comparing the amount spent on the property (including its original price and renovation or other costs) to its current value.

The overall price of a renovation usually depends on the kitchen remodeling companies. However, the average expense may range from tens of thousands to six-figure modifications. Statistics show that the average ROI on home improvement projects is up to 69%.

Homeowners can make minor or major changes to their kitchens, depending on their financial capabilities. The size of the improvements offers different financial benefits, but it is also essential to remember not to go beyond one’s current means and budget.

Increasing Home Resale Value

Aside from its aesthetic and functional benefits, a kitchen and bath remodel significantly impacts a home’s resale value. In most cases, homeowners lean towards upgrading elements like:

Appliances

Countertops

Open floor plans

Cabinets

Different real estate experts share that an updated kitchen has a 70-80% influence on a home’s resale value. This measure ensures that everything is cohesive and seamless across the house.  That said, a newly updated kitchen is attractive because it shows potential buyers that the residence is well-maintained and ready for new owners to move in.

Attracting Potential Buyers

Kitchen remodeling in Los Angeles can financially benefit sellers by attracting more buyers. When there are more potential buyers, properties have more offers. In that regard, recently updated kitchens have increased home marketability with more aesthetically pleasing elements and newer appliances.

A few of the most sought-after features of kitchen remodels in Los Angeles kitchens include:

High-end appliances

Lots of storage space

Open concept design

Natural lighting and views

Granite or quartz countertops

While some sellers are on a tight budget, other ways exist to improve a kitchen. Repainting walls and cabinets into lighter colors for a brighter room also helps. Homeowners could also update existing hardware for an affordable price.

Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Cost Savings

At present, utility bills and energy conservation are on the rise. In fact, people searching for homes are looking for energy-efficient houses that will save them more in the future. That said, integrating eco-friendly and sustainable appliances might cost more upfront but allow residents to save more on other bills.

One good thing about this is that it is a great addition if your target buyers are eco-conscious individuals or families. Aside from these things, another monetary perk is that Los Angeles offers rebates for specific environmentally friendly appliances and home elements.

Improving Functionality and Lifestyle

If you’re more financially free, you could improve your kitchen’s overall functionality and lifestyle, significantly improving your everyday life. This, in turn, boosts your home’s appeal to future buyers. Thus, additional storage, lighting, and smart kitchen technology are a few functional improvements. Due to their advantageous features, these devices have become a staple for numerous households.

There is no doubt that kitchen remodels in Los Angeles are necessary for different reasons. Upgrading functionality has long-term positive effects that meet the needs of modern families. Among these advantages are financial. With better appliances, you are able to have fewer signs of wear and tear. Additionally, better elements encourage families to bond over kitchen activities.

Find the Right Kitchen Remodeling Expert

Multiple contractors offer a wide array of services in LA. Some specialise in general contracting, and others offer specialized services. Since the kitchen is an integral part of a home, it is important to work with a seasoned team of home improvement professionals.

Deciding to upgrade your kitchen is not cheap, but working with the right remodeling company like Progressive Builders makes your investment worth it. We are a team of seasoned workers offering kitchen remodels in Los Angeles. In fact, we ensure that your renovation goals are met within the budget. For more information, contact us today or at (888) 373-9930!

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Villa Hunting Guide for Bangalore in 2024

The search for a villa in Bangalore, a city with high visibility for its chaotic life and the real estate market, requires an attentive approach to all the decisive aspects. In the energetic communities of Attibele, Kundalahalli, and Cunningham Road, where the exact form of modernity and tradition interplay, the search for the right villa becomes an exhilarating path.

In your sanctification journey, there are a number of things you should focus on so as to create a lifestyle that will address your investment angels. Tackling elements ranging from location near necessities to safety concerns and environmental friendliness, each of these factors converges towards a harmonious living experience.

For instance, with the provision of recreational facilities like fitness centers and clubhouse amenities, you are guaranteed a stress free and healthy stay at the villas. Let's be on this road side by side, traversing all the different areas of the villa hunting in Bangalore with its varied scene.

6 Factors to Consider.

Location:

Consider proximity to key amenities like schools, hospitals, supermarkets, and bus stations. These amenities come in handy since it is very uncomfortable to travel from the house to reach the basic services and commodities.

Also, appraise the crime and road condition, among a few reasons. Proximity and a great location, such as villas for sale in Cunningham Road, may attract strangers but also contribute to an upward trend in your comfort of life as well as increasing the property value in the long run.

Security:

When choosing a desired villa, you should pay much attention to security, making use of CCTV surveillance, guards on duty, and carefully designed perimeter fencing. This feature is "discouraging unauthorized access," and as a result, it offers the residents peace of mind.

Valuing those with solid security features that ensure the safety of both the owners and their properties is a critical step.

Parking:

In finding parking space, the best choice is the availability of enough space to handle all cars safely and the proximity to vehicle security. Select protected areas that are sealed off from the weather and potential theft, ensuring that vehicle owners have a serene mind when visiting your parking lot.

Growth Potential:

Determine the development of the area in which the villa is situated. Talk about variables like new buildings, business or employment facilities, and how the city is growing.

Buy villas in Attibele with a high possibility of future growth and to benefit from capital growth and stable income over the long term.

Eco-Friendly:

The eco-friendly villas adopt sustainable approaches and materials that help minimize environmental degradation. The buildings provide energy-efficient design by using green energy sources such as solar panels, water-saving fixtures, and eco-friendly materials.

Opting for eco-friendly villas not only ensures long-term benefits but also:

Reduces carbon footprints

Lowers utility bills

Healthier living environments

Increased property value due to growing demand for sustainable housing options.

Fitness and Clubhouse:

People acknowledge life leverage and fitness, too. In your villa search, make sure that amenities like clubhouse provisions, gyms, and pools are part of your considerations.

These locations make it possible for family and comfortable workouts on your own schedule, which is important because different people have different lifestyle needs and your general well-being goes up.

Buy houses in Kundalahalli to ensure access to such amenities, enhancing overall well-being tailored to diverse lifestyle needs. As a final note, villas located at Attibele, Kundalahalli, and Cunningham Road are possibly among the most desirable areas to hunt. Give security high priority, allocate parking spaces, consider potential expansion, make the community environmentally friendly, and have amenities such as fitness centers and clubs for an exciting lifestyle experience.

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[ad_1] Excessive mortgage charges hindered housing markets throughout a lot of the nation in 2023, however that wasn’t the case for Houston’s ultra-luxury market.  House gross sales exceeding the $10 million threshold surged by 75 % in Houston final 12 months, the Houston Chronicle reported, citing Compass.  Nevertheless, house gross sales above $1 million decreased by 8.4 % in 2023, in keeping with the Houston Affiliation of Realtors. Compass discovered that seven ultra-luxury residences in Houston modified palms in 2023, in transactions totaling $78 million. That greenback quantity marks a 20 % bounce from the earlier 12 months, regardless of the comparatively small variety of offers. Notably, there have been no public offers over $10 million in 2021 or 2020, exhibiting momentum within the high-end market. Fueling this surge are professionals from varied sectors, together with power, healthcare and regulation.  Whereas eight-figure transactions are on the rise within the Bayou Metropolis, they pale compared to Manhattan, Los Angeles and Miami. Trip spots equivalent to Palm Seaside, Florida and Aspen, Colorado additionally rank extremely for $10 million-plus gross sales. “There are many $20 million to $40 million homes in a whole lot of these resort cities… the place individuals everywhere in the world are shuffling round,” Compass dealer Robert Bland advised the outlet. “In Houston, although, when you’re going to have an ultra-luxury home, chances are high, you reside right here, you're employed right here, and what you are promoting is right here.” Bland was the itemizing agent for the River Oaks mansion at 3315 Del Monte Drive that lately offered for $12 million to Dr. Calvin Jung, a plastic surgeon who has ties with rapper Drake.  Learn extra One standout property available on the market is 3 Briarwood Court docket, listed at an eye-popping $27.5 million. If offered for the asking worth, it will set a file for most costly house sale on file in Houston, topping a $20 million transaction in 2022.  With builders more and more assured find prosperous consumers, speculative initiatives like these by Layne Kelley Houses, which embrace $25 million and $29 million listings, have gotten extra widespread, the outlet stated. Furthermore, projections counsel that Houston’s pool of ultra-high-net-worth people will proceed to increase, additional fueling the demand for ultra-luxury properties. —Quinn Donoghue  [ad_2] Supply hyperlink

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Discover the Promising Horizon: House and Lot for Sale in Angeles City

Nestled in the heart of Pampanga, Angeles City is a blend of the rustic charm of yesteryears and the modern conveniences of urban living. This burgeoning locale is divided into 33 vibrant Barangays, each presenting a unique community living experience. Stretching over 60.27 square kilometers, the city is home to over 462,928 individuals as per the latest census.

The economy of Angeles City is a robust mix of agriculture, trade, tourism, and an emerging name in the BPO sector. The dynamic economic growth is reflected in its flourishing real estate market, with prime residential estates like Mansfield Residences, Timog Residences, Now Residences, Aldea Grove Estates, Marquee Place, and Nouveau Residences being the toast of the town. These developments offer a mix of house and lot, and condo for sale in Angeles City, catering to the varied tastes and preferences of homebuyers.

Angeles City is not just about work; it’s about living life to the fullest. With shopping malls like SM City Clark, Robinsons Place Angeles, and MarQuee Mall, retail therapy is just a stone’s throw away. The city is also an educational hub with a slew of reputable institutions like Angeles University Foundation and Holy Angel University, providing quality education to its residents.

Ease of transportation is another feather in its cap with well-laid roads and a network of jeepneys, tricycles, and buses ensuring smooth connectivity across the city. The Clark International Airport nearby further elevates its appeal to both local and international investors.

Investing in a house and lot for sale in Angeles City is investing in a lifestyle of comfort, convenience, and endless possibilities. The real estate market here is promising with a plethora of options ranging from affordable to luxurious, suited to meet the diverse budget and lifestyle preferences.

Angeles City is more than just a place; it’s an experience waiting to be discovered. Whether you are looking for a cozy condo for sale in Angeles City or a sprawling lot to build your dream home, this city is a canvas ready to be painted with the hues of your dreams.

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