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Beverly Hills Getting First New Apartments in 21 Years

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Several multifamily projects moving forward despite legal challenges

For the first time in more than two decades new apartments are being planned for the city of Beverly Hills.

Despite achieving the formidable task of receiving the approval of city officials, some of these projects continue to face more challenges.

The area known as the "Golden Triangle," encompassing the premier shopping and dining streets in Beverly Hills, is the site of the J.H.

The USC Keston Infrastructure Institute

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The USC Keston Infrastructure Institute, along with and the USC School of Engineering's department of civil and environmental engineering, the Los Angeles section of the American Society of Civil Engineers and KPCC 89.3 FM Southern California Public Radio, co-hosted a forum where 80 professionals from the public, private and academic sectors discussed the first report card on L.A. county infrastructure by the American Society of Civil Engineers.

Reality Check on Growth - Script

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A visioning exercise sponsored by USC's Lusk Center for Real Estate, the Urban Land Institute of Los Angeles, and the Southern California Association of Governments, challenged participants to consider where to locate Southern California's projected 6 million new residents.

October, 2002 | Running Time 8:42
Copyright USC Lusk Center, ULI Los Angeles

Script:

Voice-Over:
On October 10, 2002, ULI, Los Angeles, a district council of the Urban Land Institute, and the USC Lusk Center For Real Estate convened nearly 300 Southern California Leaders

It's a 'Three-Peat' for Trojan Real Estate Team

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NAIOP

LOS ANGELES - A team of five graduate students affiliated with the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate scored a triumphant three-peat over rival UCLA last night in the sixth annual NAIOP SoCal USC/UCLA Real Estate Cople crowded into Union Station to watch a panel of 18 real estate industry leaders award the coveted Silver Shovel to the USC team for the third year in a row.

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