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    Listen: Fearing eviction, elderly renters learn their rights at this Lincoln Heights SRO

    The current demand for affordable senior housing in Los Angeles is very high. Vacant units fill quickly, and it can take years to get placed. In working-class neighborhoods such as…

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    KCRW placeholderBy Ruxandra Guidi • Oct 17, 2016 • 1 min read

    The current demand for affordable senior housing in Los Angeles is very high. Vacant units fill quickly, and it can take years to get placed. In working-class neighborhoods such as Lincoln Heights, redevelopment is driving elderly Angelenos out of housing, often in the form of evictions, or increasingly, “cash for keys”– where tenants get paid to vacate apartments.

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      Ruxandra Guidi

      multimedia journalist and contributor to High Country News

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      Bear Guerra

      Staff Writer

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