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Los Angeles
fromtherealdeal.com
5 days ago

Frustrated by slow rebuilding approvals, Malibu owners opt to sell

Permitting delays in Malibu have stalled post-fire rebuilding, with only five permits issued versus hundreds in neighboring jurisdictions, slowing reconstruction and depressing the housing market.
LA real estate
fromLos Angeles Times
1 week ago

Locals are leaving, permits are few. Malibu is suffering a post-fire identity crisis

Rebuilding progress in Malibu lags far behind Pacific Palisades and Altadena, with only four permits issued, causing prolonged recovery and concerns over property values.
fromThe Mercury News
1 month ago

The Southern California wildfires destroyed 11,000 homes. Less than 10% have permits to rebuild

The TV and stage director had remodeled his Malibu home just five years earlier and had city-approved blueprints in hand, with the same architect set to oversee reconstruction. Yet eight months after the Palisades Fire destroyed almost 600 Malibu houses, the city has issued only two rebuilding permits. Weyman needed geological tests to ensure the stability of his bluff-top lot. Construction costs are roughly double his insurance coverage.
California
New York City
fromGrub Street
1 month ago

He's Opening a Gourmet Grocer in Tribeca. Maybe You've Heard?

Meadow Lane is a high-end Tribeca grocery stocked with curated specialty items but faces lengthy permitting delays despite nearing final approvals and heavy TikTok attention.
Business
fromSan Jose Spotlight
1 month ago

San Jose restaurant closure is symptomatic of larger problem - San Jose Spotlight

Jtown Pizza Co. closed after six years due to overwhelming debt from historic-preservation-related permitting delays.
SF real estate
fromKqed
2 months ago

Black Real Estate Investor Sues Marin County, Alleging Racism Through Red Tape | KQED

Unequal enforcement of new permitting rules for floating-home relocations caused delays, financial losses, and a lawsuit alleging discriminatory treatment.
California
fromLos Angeles Times
2 months ago

How a generation of permitting requirements slows down California's transit projects

Third-party permitting requirements significantly delay California's high-speed rail project and other transit initiatives.
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