Towering ambitions for Boyle Heights – Los Angeles
Tagged: California, crime, Los Angeles
In the Depression-era Wyvernwood Garden Apartments in the heart of East Los Angeles, the electricity often goes off if you try to run a toaster and a coffeepot at the same time. No cable TV, no high-speed Internet, no air conditioning.
The orange stucco buildings in Boyle Heights, home to about 6,000 residents, are showing their age. The neighborhood has been troubled by crime and gang activity for more than a decade. And what was once “America’s largest privately owned community of rental homes” is ready for another giant step.”*
*From: www.latimes.com
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