Concord Capital Partners acquired The View, a 168-unit Class A apartment building in Los Angeles's Koreatown, for $52.1 million, citing the area's strong fundamentals and long-term growth potential.

A Place for Everyone, a non-profit, aims to create a tiny home community in Concord to provide transitional housing for people experiencing homelessness.

Concord Capital Partners paid about $52.1 million for The View, a 13-story, 168-unit luxury apartment building at 3460 West Seventh Street. The price, equal to about $310,000 per unit, is nearly 29 ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. One question at a candidate forum — should Concord be a sanctuary city? — has rippled through social media, prompted posts from ...

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Coming off a record year for new apartment construction in the Wilmington area, 2025 is expected to show a significant drop in deliveries. Housing data projects a 28.5% decrease from 2024, according ...

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A Charlotte-area coffee shop is “officially closed” after nearly two years in business. High Grounds Coffeehouse on Monday, Oct. 6, announced it was shutting the doors on its spot along Barbrick ...

Positioned in the peaceful and sought after boutique community of Pelican Point rests this rare and impressive dual level apartment offering a superb waterfront lifestyle for families. Embrace ...