A time bomb for renters: L.A. County’s cheapest apartments are getting old, fast
Los Angeles County's oldest and most affordable apartment buildings are rapidly deteriorating, intensifying the region's housing affordability crisis. Local officials face a difficult choice between protecting these aging units to maintain lower rents and pushing for renovations that could raise costs for tenants. This tension will shape future policies affecting entrepreneurs and workers reliant on cheap housing.
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