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We are going through a major revamping right now, our website is under construction. We have a court date for a lawsuit we filed against @LACity this coming Sept. We have also just outlined a cause for class action against @FAANews & other entities. docs.google.com/document/d/1…
Our court date for the lawsuit that we filed against @LACity is next month. Stay tuned for updates. The state of CA is next. Black American citizens are pushing the govt into a situation of redress. We will no longer allow corrupt state agents to take us in endless chaos.
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Replying to @NOlympicsLA
Come spend $8 for a coffee and don't forget to tip! nitter.gq/HowTheWestWS/status/21…
RTO will not save DTLA we promise the issues are bigger than ppl working remotely but yeah they really said "Come back to work so you can spend your money instead of cooking at home and saving". It's called debt entrapment. And to make matters worse every business expects tips.
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RTO will not save DTLA we promise the issues are bigger than ppl working remotely but yeah they really said "Come back to work so you can spend your money instead of cooking at home and saving". It's called debt entrapment. And to make matters worse every business expects tips.
Baffling first move: pick a fight with a union to go to bat for the shitty restaurants around City Hall. Turn these offices into public housing ffs. It's certainly setting a tone for the next four years, and that tone is incoherence.
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RTO will not save DTLA we promise the issues are bigger than ppl working remotely but yeah they really said "Come back to work so you can spend your money instead of cooking at home and saving". It's called debt entrapment. And to make matters worse every business expects tips.
Baffling first move: pick a fight with a union to go to bat for the shitty restaurants around City Hall. Turn these offices into public housing ffs. It's certainly setting a tone for the next four years, and that tone is incoherence.
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Aren't yall both Jewish? Why are yall speaking to each other like that? And honestly close every other street in Los Angeles to create car free zones with wide sidewalks, bike and bus only lanes and more parks. There is TOO MUCH ASPHALT in LA.
Someone’s big mad about the election result..
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They really said "Come back to work so you can spend money at local businesses in the so-called "free market". lol LA has a structure issue that needs to be fixed. RTO is not going to solve the broken structural system.
Remote work is fine for some things but I’m with Nithya here. I do not think you turn around the good ship Los Angeles - many of whose problems are traced to a lack of transparency and accountability, bad communication between departments, etc - with everyone working from home.
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This system that we are in is always going to keep asking for more whether it's your labor or money. It's never going to stop. As of now LA residents are working more for less as the govt pushes the region as an "immigrant city" so they can bring in migrants to keep wages low.
$513 million. Everyday blue collar residents are not going to be able to capture this market as it stands in LA county. The dollar has outpaced them. We are better of building new homogenous American blue collar towns that we can sustain even outside of the dollar.
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This system that we are in is always going to keep asking for more whether it's your labor or money. It's never going to stop. As of now LA residents are working more for less as the govt pushes the region as an "immigrant city" so they can bring in migrants to keep wages low.
$513 million. Everyday blue collar residents are not going to be able to capture this market as it stands in LA county. The dollar has outpaced them. We are better of building new homogenous American blue collar towns that we can sustain even outside of the dollar.
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And this has to include more communal spaces including parks that also don't require spending. We exist outside of economic extraction but ppl will spend more if everything isn't consistenty priced high while also asking for tips + using chain migration to keep wages stagnent.
Yes. The solution to DTLA is not RTO it’s building a local economic system in a walkable town with cars outside and making the region suitable for everyday living and even more accessible via public transit systems. Get rid of the helicopters.
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Yes. The solution to DTLA is not RTO it’s building a local economic system in a walkable town with cars outside and making the region suitable for everyday living and even more accessible via public transit systems. Get rid of the helicopters.
Melrose, Hollywood Blvd, Broadway in DTLA and 6th street in Koreatown would BOOM if pedestrianized WELL* (with proper investment and infrastructure)
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And this has to include more communal spaces including parks that also don't require spending. We exist outside of economic extraction but ppl will spend more if everything isn't consistenty priced high while also asking for tips + using chain migration to keep wages stagnent.
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And this has to include more communal spaces including parks that also don't require spending. We exist outside of economic extraction but ppl will spend more if everything isn't consistenty priced high while also asking for tips + using chain migration to keep wages stagnent.
Yes. The solution to DTLA is not RTO it’s building a local economic system in a walkable town with cars outside and making the region suitable for everyday living and even more accessible via public transit systems. Get rid of the helicopters.
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$513 million. Everyday blue collar residents are not going to be able to capture this market as it stands in LA county. The dollar has outpaced them. We are better of building new homogenous American blue collar towns that we can sustain even outside of the dollar.
The lender for the Park Santa Monica, a 249 unit luxury apartment complex at 500 broadway, has scheduled a foreclosure auction of the property for next month.. They claim $513M is now owed. Yikes
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$513 million. Everyday blue collar residents are not going to be able to capture this market as it stands in LA county. The dollar has outpaced them. We are better of building new homogenous American blue collar towns that we can sustain even outside of the dollar.
The lender for the Park Santa Monica, a 249 unit luxury apartment complex at 500 broadway, has scheduled a foreclosure auction of the property for next month.. They claim $513M is now owed. Yikes
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Damn Owned primarily by Pimco at ~98.5% equity, with Witkoff Group at 1.5%) took a $324 million loan in 2021 from affiliates of Mack Real Estate Credit Strategies. The principal was raised to $405 million in late 2024; the note matured in July 2025 without repayment. By late 2025 the balance had reached ~$439.5 million (including interest and fees), and by late October 2026 the claimed amount was about $513.7 million. High-end 2022-vintage luxury building (studios from roughly $3,800–$4,700+, larger units much higher). Current listings show dozens of units available with concessions (e.g., 8–10 weeks free), consistent with softer leasing in a market where Santa Monica rents fell ~8.8% year-over-year by mid-2026, vacancy rose, and new nearby supply came online.
The lender for the Park Santa Monica, a 249 unit luxury apartment complex at 500 broadway, has scheduled a foreclosure auction of the property for next month.. They claim $513M is now owed. Yikes
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Yes. The solution to DTLA is not RTO it’s building a local economic system in a walkable town with cars outside and making the region suitable for everyday living and even more accessible via public transit systems. Get rid of the helicopters.
Melrose, Hollywood Blvd, Broadway in DTLA and 6th street in Koreatown would BOOM if pedestrianized WELL* (with proper investment and infrastructure)
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They really said "Come back to work so you can spend money at local businesses in the so-called "free market". lol LA has a structure issue that needs to be fixed. RTO is not going to solve the broken structural system.
Remote work is fine for some things but I’m with Nithya here. I do not think you turn around the good ship Los Angeles - many of whose problems are traced to a lack of transparency and accountability, bad communication between departments, etc - with everyone working from home.
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There is absolutely nothing normal about nearly 45% of your income going to taxes. That's the madness we have normalized!
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Melrose, Hollywood Blvd, Broadway in DTLA and 6th street in Koreatown would BOOM if pedestrianized WELL* (with proper investment and infrastructure)
🚨 NEW: Oxford Street has seen a 28% spending increase since it was pedestrianised two weeks ago
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Replying to @TODNewsHub
The proposed mall redevelopment—at this scope, by this development team, as shown in this rendering—died years ago.
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This system that we are in is literally just constant states of chaos. It's not normal by any means. Now we need to vote in another local election to elect a governing body at the county level that will be paid half a million dollars a year? Are we fuc**** serious?!
an ugh moment for all of us still catching up on sleep: This race is closer than you think. Because it's a presidential election year, the 2028 CA primary is in March, not June.
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