Tents lined up on San Pedro St. on Skid Row, downtown Los Angeles in April 2021.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
Skid row’s flagship owner and operator of subsidized housing is on the verge of financial collapse and seeking a lifeline to keep its doors open for more than a thousand low-income tenants.
Skid Row Housing Trust, a pioneer in the decades-old movement to revive aging downtown real estate as homeless housing, has been working with other housing providers to take over its 29 buildings.
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