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A time bomb for renters: L.A. County’s cheapest apartments are getting old, fast

News cover: A time bomb for renters: L.A. County's cheapest apartments are getting old, fast (Los Angeles Times)

As the L.A. area grapples with an affordability crisis, local governments have a tightrope to walk. Should they enact policies to preserve crumbling homes and keep rents down? Or should they encourage upgrades to the aging housing stock?

Source: Los Angeles Times · October 23, 2026

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POWER MOVES · OPINION

L.A. County’s cheapest apartments are aging, and local governments must choose between preserving them to keep rents down and encouraging upgrades. My take: encourage the upgrades and build more. Freezing old buildings in place doesn’t protect renters; it protects decline. The power move: if you rent in one of those buildings, take this as your signal to plan your path to ownership now. — Eric Lawrence Frazier, MBA, Your Trusted Advisor in Business and Wealth

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