The nation’s second-largest school district is exploring whether it can turn more of its existing real estate into 2,000 workforce housing units for its teachers and other employees, a move that would create the country’s largest stock of new residences built by a school district.
Los Angeles Schools Look To Deploy Unused Real Estate for Teacher Housing
Nation’s Second-Largest District Aims To Create 2,000 Workforce Units With Underutilized Properties
By Lou Hirsh, Jacquelyn Ryan
CoStar NewsJune 15, 2021 | 3:03 AM
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- Norwood Learning Village
2003 Oak St, Los Angeles, CA