LA’s Largest Expected Homeless Housing Development Breaks Ground in Skid Row

LA’s Largest Expected Homeless Housing Development Breaks Ground in Skid Row
Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles, Calif., on Nov. 17, 2018. John Fredricks/The Epoch Times
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LOS ANGELES—A housing project in Skid Row that officials say will be the largest homeless housing development in Los Angeles history broke ground Sept. 28.

The Weingart Towers, which will include a 19-story high-rise at 555-561 S. Crocker St. and a 12-story high-rise at 554-562 S. San Pedro St., will offer a total of 382 units to homeless people. The development will offer more than three times the number of units in the second largest development funded by Proposition HHH, a ballot initiative passed in November 2016 to use $1.2 billion to build 10,000 units for homeless Angelenos.

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