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Long Beach Business Journal

Long Beach Business Journal

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Proposed Fiscal Year Budget Focuses On Homelessness, Public Safety

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Vista del Puerto Rendering
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Downtown And Midtown Likely To Be Focus Of Inclusionary Zoning Proposal

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Reported Traffic Collisions Increase Following Broadway Redesign

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Mayor Robert Garcia Files To Run For Lt. Governor, Transfers Campaign Funds

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Mayor Robert Garcia and City Manager Pat West Leaving City Hall
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After 42 Years, Officials Say ‘Goodbye’ To Long Beach City Hall

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Rising Prices, Decreasing Demand Continue For Single-Family Market

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Centennial Advisers Senior Adviser and Director of Investments Eric Christopher
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Tenant Policy Creates Uncertainty In Long Beach Multi-Family Market

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Commercial Real Estate Markets Stable With Moderate Vacancy Decreases And Continued Rent Increases

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The Normalization Of Gun Violence

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Realty Views: What Do Lower Interest Rates Mean?

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  • Broadway Pizza closes after 20 years, another sign of Long Beach’s changing downtown
  • Almost nowhere in California is building enough, according to the state. Here’s why
  • Most Californians turn from renters to homeowners by age 47. In other states, it’s 36
  • Long Beach moves to borrow $50 million against city buildings
  • Port buys Oceangate office tower in $36 million deal to lure companies back to a struggling downtown

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