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The California Apartment Association on Wednesday honored the Los Angeles area’s best communities and the people who make them so great.
At its Signature Awards, CAA’s Los Angeles Division recognized the following:
Leasing professional of the year
Legacy Partners
Nelson Bennett
Maintenance supervisor of the year
Horace Heidt Estates
Hylda Terezon
Assistant manager of the year
Carmel Partners
Alma Eliot
Property manager of the year
AvalonBay Communities
Margarita Wynn
Best green practices
IMT Residential
IMT Magnolia
Best new construction
IMT Residential
IMT Magnolia
Best rehabilitation
AvalonBay Communities
Avalon Marina Bay
Property of the year – up to 199 units
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Tagged: Events Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES – In her first year as a state lawmaker, Assemblywoman Cristina Garcia exhibited a thoughtful and balanced approach to rental housing issues.
With this in mind, the California Apartment Association proudly names Garcia as a CAA Legislator of the Year.
“Assemblywoman Garcia, a landlord herself, shows a deep appreciation for both landlord and tenant needs,” said Beverly Kenworthy, executive director of CAA’s Los Angeles Division.
CAA, a trade association that represents ethical members of the rental housing industry in all aspects of California government, honored Garcia on Wednesday, Dec. 4, during its Signature Awards at the Skirball Cultural… Read More
Tagged: Legislature Los Angeles
The city of Los Angeles may soon begin a study to inventory “soft story” apartment buildings — ones in which the ground floor may not be strong enough to support upper levels during a major earthquake, the L.A Times reported Wednesday, Aug. 21.
Locating and counting these vulnerable structures could lay the groundwork for an eventual proposal to require seismic retrofitting on soft story buildings in L.A.
The push comes as the 20-year anniversary of the Northridge quake approaches. The 1994 temblor destroyed or seriously damaged roughly 200 soft story buildings, according to the Times story.
If Los Angeles ultimately… Read More
Tagged: Safety