L.A. district may build housing for teachers

Nov. 3, 2008
Officials may construct apartments on as many as 12 campuses
TheLos Angeles Unified School District is looking to develop low-cost apartments on as many as 12 campuses in an effort to help teachers find less expensive housing and live closer to their jobs. District officials have begun asking real estate developers to submit housing proposals on school campuses in Hollywood and Harbor Gateway and are reviewing other campuses where apartments could be built on surplus land. To read The Los Angeles Times article, click here.

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