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A growing La Verne is taking steps to usher in the City’s bright future
PUBLICCEO Article – Kosmont client City of La Verne continues to leverage its EIFD to promote economic revitalization surrounding its forthcoming Gold Line station.
Laemmle Theatre Old Town Newhall Location To Open In April
Posted by David Melnarik for KHTS HometownStation.com (Santa Clarita Latest News) – The Old Town Newhall Laemmle Theatre opens April 9th with a ribbon cutting ceremony! Kosmont is proud to be a part of the team that made this possible: from site acquisition, developer selection process to negotiating a public private transaction & more.
Future of EIFDs: SB 780 (Cortese) – Can we get your support?
Senate Bill 780 (Cortese), initiated and supported by CALED, proposes helpful changes and clarifications to improve the functionality and usefulness of EIFDs & CRIAs. Please join us in supporting this critical legislation. Find the fact sheet and sample letter here.
Urbanize article by Steven Sharp: Long Beach Planning Commission approves 30-story hotel tower
In a meeting last week, the Long Beach Planning Commission signed off on a proposed high-rise hotel development at the intersection of Ocean Boulevard and Pine Avenue. The developer has three years to begin construction.