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We're thrilled to be mentioned by The Real Deal in an article highlighting the growth of LA's #ED1 projects in 2024. According to ATC data, 30 applications were received in January alone, representing 14.5% of the total ED1 applications. Scott Epstein of Abundant Housing LA and Jeff Zbikowski Architecture also shared insights on the directive's unprecedented growth. Check out the full article for more details! https://lnkd.in/dPYSVDjX #ATCResearch #RealEstate #DataDrivenInsights #LosAngeles #affordablehousing #larealestate

Happy Holidays from ATC! ❄️ As we wrap up the year, we're excited to share our last Around the Corner newsletter of the year. Here’s what we've accomplished together through the newsletter in 2024: 📬 51 newsletters sent 📈 450% increase in subscribers 🌎 6 markets covered Thank you for following along this year—we truly appreciate your support! 💙 Let’s make 2025 even better. https://lnkd.in/g-vwCN3Z #HappyHolidays #MultifamilyDevelopment #UrbanPlanning #ATCPlatform

📊 Multifamily Insights: Are Some Areas Approving Faster? As we close out 2024, we’re digging into one of the most pressing questions in multifamily development In our latest Multifamily Insights Series, we analyze: 🏢 Units approved 🏡 Market-rate vs. affordable housing trends ⏳ Days to approval across regions 🚗 Parking trends in new developments Don’t miss the data shaping 2025. Let’s build smarter, together. #MultifamilyDevelopment #RealEstateTrends #ATCInsights

🚀 Expanding Your Insights: New Data, New Possibilities! We’re excited to announce the addition of City of Glendale market data and detailed parcel map views—but we didn’t stop there. We’ve been hard at work to bring even more city-specific data to the platform, including: 🌟 Raleigh, NC 🌟 San Antonio, TX These updates aren’t just about more data—they’re about unlocking smarter ways to analyze, plan, and act confidently. 💬 What city-specific data would give your projects an edge? Let us know. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter Around the Corner to find out about ATC updates as they go live: https://lnkd.in/gnihRPfn

🌟Revolutionizing Property Research with Our New Interactive Parcel Map! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our Interactive Parcel Map, a tool designed to transform how you access property insights. 📍 Click on any parcel to instantly view: Parcel Number Owner information Parcel size And much more! Find properties and compare neighboring parcels at a glance. This isn't just about maps—it's about unlocking a new view of property data that helps you: ✅ Make informed decisions faster ✅ Spot hidden opportunities ✅ Streamline your projects Ready to see the future of property data? Watch it in action 👇 Start exploring today and elevate your property insights! #permitdata #landparcels #LArealestate

What a fun night! 🎉 Big thanks to KTGY for hosting and to everyone who came out for last night's land use and urban planning trivia—it was such a great group. This was all part of the Urban Land Institute’s NEXT program, and the conversations about planning, permits, development, and even pop culture were on point. Data from ATC guided the trivia questions and debates!. It was fantastic to see how the insights sparked discussion and even created some (healthy) competition. . We're already thinking about the next one. #ULINEXT #TriviaNight #UrbanPlanning #Networking

What’s Next for LA’s Housing Future? On December 10, the LA City Council will decide the next steps for several key planning initiatives, shaping the city’s housing future: 1️⃣ Citywide Housing Incentive Program (CHIP) - Approved by the PLUM Committee, CHIP focuses on incentivizing housing production. - While some amendments have been proposed, the City Council will review whether to consider requests to include single-family zone changes (not recommended by the Planning Commission). 2️⃣ Housing Element Sites & Minimum Density Ordinances - These ordinances are critical for aligning LA’s zoning and housing goals with its state-mandated Housing Element. - The Housing Element outlines LA’s roadmap to accommodate over 450,000 new housing units by 2029, ensuring affordable, equitable housing opportunities across the city. 3️⃣ Resident Protections & Adaptive Reuse Ordinances - Aimed at safeguarding tenants and promoting adaptive reuse of underutilized buildings for housing. Why It Matters: The City Council’s decisions will directly impact zoning policies, housing development incentives, and tenant protections. These discussions are pivotal to achieving LA’s housing goals and implementing the Housing Element strategy effectively. You can learn more about these changes and see how they impact projects in real-time by subscribing to Around the Corner 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gqdztPBr

🚀 Get Started with ATC Research for Free—No Time Limits We understand—our platform is packed with powerful data, tools, and updates that can feel like a lot at first. That’s why we make it easy for you to start exploring for free! With our free plan, you’ll have limited access to: ✅ View property records and permits for addresses across LA and LA County ✅ Identify properties using filters like zoning, size, and ownership ✅ Explore development potential by viewing the complete development history ✅ Find project precedents and streamline your research When you're ready to unlock the full power of ATC Research, you can upgrade to access the complete suite of features and go even further by setting alerts for properties and downloading spreadsheets to your desktop. 🔗 Sign up today and see how ATC Research can transform your work. hashtag www.atcresearch.co #RealEstateAnalysis

Introducing a New Way to Find Off-Market Opportunities🔑 Real estate brokers, are you ready to discover off-market properties before anyone else? ATC’s platform lets you access up-to-date planning and permit applications in your target areas, giving you a competitive edge in sourcing leads. Contact us, share your investment criteria, and we’ll provide the most relevant opportunities that align with your goals. #LeadSourcing #OffMarketOpportunities #RealEstateBroker https://lnkd.in/gZtxtYBq

🚧 The Santa Monica Architectural Review Board meets this week to review two mixed-use developments, including an affordable housing project under the Builder's Remedy. The projects: 2919 Wilshire Blvd: An eight-story, 127-unit building with ground-floor commercial space and underground parking in the MUB zoning district. 1420-1422 20th St: An eight-story mixed-use building with 50 residential units, 10 deed-restricted affordable units, a 40-room hotel, and ground-floor commercial space. The project is proposed according to the “Builder’s Remedy” statute. 🔗 Interested in keeping current on the latest projects and their approvals? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter, Around the Corner, to stay up-to-date. https://lnkd.in/ggb9-Gpk