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LA is making it easier to build starter homes on small lots—so more people can afford to buy their first home without leaving the city. The Small Lots, Big Impacts initiative—led by the City of LA in partnership with @LA4LAorg and @uclacitylab—will: ? Allow multiple small homes on one lot ? Create preapproved designs to speed up building ? Use city-owned land to show what’s possible With 24,000 vacant lots in LA, this could be a game-changer for first-time buyers looking for an affordable path to homeownership. Read more on our blog: LA4LA.Org

Our hearts are with everyone impacted by the devastating wildfires in LA. If you can, we encourage you to support CCF's Relief Fund. Your contribution will aid long-term recovery efforts and provide critical assistance to our most vulnerable community members. https://lnkd.in/gXvrqpuB

Homelessness in Los Angeles is a complex challenge, but solutions are within reach.?At LA4LA, we’re tackling affordable housing by focusing on faster, smarter, and more collaborative solutions. Learn more about how we're creating lasting impact at?la4la.org. #LA4LA #HousingSolutions #EndHomelessness

?? Another win for affordable housing! We’re thrilled to see the LA Más and Self-Help Ventures Fund successfully close on this 5-unit property in NE Los Angeles, demonstrating how innovative financing models can be scaled to preserve affordability across LA. With LA4LA, LISC LA is proud to have supported this project. This project is more than just housing—it’s a promise to preserve the character and diversity of LA’s neighborhoods, ensuring working-class residents stay rooted. We look forward to scaling models like this to support affordability and equity throughout Los Angeles County. ??? #AffordableHousing #CommunityFirst #Partnerships Helen Leung Ronnie Han Miguel Ramos Tim J. Quinn Nicole Williams Krista Phipps Clara Suh Emy F.

This week, our lead strategist, Sarah Dusseault, joins mayors, innovators, and creatives worldwide at Bloomberg CityLab 2024. #CityLabCDMX She will participate in a breakout session on Wednesday starring Margaret Anadu, Sarah Dusseault, Maria Vassilakou, and Jaime Pujol titled Partnering for Public Good: Affordable Housing and share how LA4LA is an example of what is possible when city, philanthropy, and citizenry come together. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/ezqn5_GB CC: Sarah Dusseault

Exciting news! LA4LA was recently featured in Inside Philanthropy, highlighting our partnership with Mayor Karen Bass to tackle homelessness in Los Angeles. The piece explores how we’re unlocking affordable housing through innovative strategies, turning stalled projects into viable homes, and collaborating with philanthropic partners to make a real impact. Want to learn more about how we’re working to create solutions for our communities? Visit us at?la4la.org! #LA4LA #InsidePhilanthropy #HomelessnessSolutions #AffordableHousing

Who is LA4LA? We’re a partnership bringing together government, philanthropy, and the private sector to solve LA’s housing crisis. Working with Mayor Karen Bass, we’re focused on scaling affordable housing quickly and efficiently, because everyone deserves a place to call their own.? Learn more about how we’re transforming housing in LA at la4la.org.

We are a team of problem solvers whose dreams came true in this city of endless possibilities. We're committed to helping those in need rediscover their potential. By uniting city, philanthropy, and citizens, we aim to make Los Angeles a shining example of what's possible. The Eaves is more than just housing; it's a community. Thanks to LA4LA's intervention, The Eaves is now 100% affordable, providing stability and support to L.A.'s most vulnerable. Learn more about LA4LA by watching this video and visiting la4la.org. Huge gratitude to our partners:?California Community Foundation?and?#Treehouse?and our funders.