Attorney and real estate broker
Former candidate for Mayor of LA; attorney and real estate broker, and English teacher at Hamilton High School
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Walter Moore
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FROM Walter Moore
Which Way, L.A.?
Measure H: Affordable Housing General Obligation Bonds It takes a salary of $100,000 to buy a median-priced home in Los Angeles and supporters of Measure H say that's out of reach for teachers, construction workers and nurses. Measure H would permit the city to issue $1 billion in bonds to provide 10,000 new homes and rental units from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund . Is Measure H a $1 billion gift to developers?
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