Barry Lank is an Assistant Editor at The Eastsider, where he focuses on local government and land use issues, alongside general assignments. His work often intersects with themes of real estate, including commercial and residential development, as well as the housing market. Barry's insights and writings have also been featured in LAist.com.
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Barry Lank's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, announcements, and private sector activities in Los Angeles and California. His articles often cover topics related to family & relationships, entertainment news, real estate industry, as well as crime and community development.
If you are reaching out to Barry, consider offering insights or stories related to local neighborhood developments, real estate trends within Los Angeles communities (especially affordable housing initiatives), or human-interest pieces focusing on families impacted by local events. Additionally, pitches about the revitalization of specific neighborhoods or cultural landmarks in the area would likely align with his coverage interests.
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By: Barry Lank
Real Estate Pros Guide: Spring Home Buying Edition Agents, Brokers & Services High & Low: Home Sales
By: Barry Lank
Lincoln Heights —It has been a rough stretch for Lincoln Park. One of L.A.'s first urban parks, the 145-year-old greenspace has drawn
By: Barry Lank
Echo Park — Club Bahia, an anchor of the Latin music dance scene for more than half a century, may be torn down and replaced with apartments.
By: Barry Lank
The latest real estate news from East Hollywood, Echo Park, El Sereno, Highland Park, Lincoln Heights, and Silver Lake Plan to replace Club Bahia with 237 apartments
By: Barry Lank
Los Feliz —Fire Station 35 just got a little help from the neighborhood.
By: Barry Lank
Griffith Park —Amir's Garden, a formally well-maintained ornamental oasis southwest of the Wilson and Harding Golf Courses, now has portions dug up
By: Barry Lank
Silver Lake— Three long-delayed townhouses at 2800-2802 N. Glendale Blvd. face new Building & Safety orders to clear debris, excessive vegetation and similar materials, and obtain a supplemental work permit.
By: Barry Lank
Lincoln Heights— A home with an indirect connection to L.A.'s Anti-Chinese Massacre of 1871 has been recommended to become a Historic-Cultural Monument.
The latest real estate news from El Sereno, Glassell Park, and Silver Lake Silver Lake
By: Barry Lank
Cypress Park —A plan that could otherwise remake a low-slung stretch of Figueroa Street seems to have been cut in half, for now.
