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Long Beach Business Journal

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Tidelands Fund in crisis: Budgetary challenges jeopardize future development timelines

by Brandon Richardson August 21, 2020July 26, 2023
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‘We’ll get there, but it’s going to take some time’: Economists express cautious optimism for recovery

Avatar photo by Alena Maschke August 20, 2020
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Two-thirds of voters support oil production tax increase, new poll shows

Avatar photo by Brandon Richardson August 19, 2020
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New LBCC facility puts focus on sustainability

Avatar photo by Alena Maschke August 19, 2020
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‘It’s a very difficult situation’: Long Beach families reflect on pandemic parenting

Avatar photo by Alena Maschke August 16, 2020
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YMCA of Greater Long Beach celebrates outgoing Board Chair Kevin Peterson

Avatar photo by Dennis Dean August 15, 2020
Posted inReal Estate

Assistance programs are keeping the multifamily market mostly intact—for now

Avatar photo by Brandon Richardson August 13, 2020March 7, 2022
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Convention center certified for pandemic prep and response

Avatar photo by Brandon Richardson August 13, 2020
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Can banking help fix racial inequity?

Avatar photo by Alena Maschke August 13, 2020
Posted inReal Estate

Low mortgage rates mean more cash for homeowners, more demand for residential properties

Avatar photo by Alena Maschke August 11, 2020March 7, 2022

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