The DTLA 2040 plan would increase downtown’s housing supply by up to 100,000 housing units. Some workers fear that growth could come at the expense of their jobs.
Source: Los Angeles Times
L.A. leaders want to save downtown garment jobs. But that could mean fewer new homes
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