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California Association of REALTORS®
California Bureau of Real Estate
Housing is Key
Los Angeles County Housing Resource Center
Los Angeles Housing Department
Los Angeles Neighborhood Councils
National Association of REALTORS®
Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce
The City of Los Angeles
The City of Santa Clarita
The Valley Economic Alliance
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| | California Association of REALTORS®
The statewide trade association for California – dedicated to the advancement of professionalism in real estate. | | | | California Bureau of Real Estate
The mission of the California Bureau of Real Estate is to safeguard and promote the public interests in REAL ESTATE MATTERS through licensure, regulation, education and enforcement. | | | | Housing is Key
The most up-to-date and easy to use resource at the fingertips of Realtors® for information on the Covid-19 Tenant Relief Act, as it impacts tenants, landlords, homeowners, community partners and local governments. Housing is Key is a free resource, assistance is available in approximately 20 different languages and is constantly updated. | | | | Los Angeles County Housing Resource Center
Housing.LACounty.gov, the Los Angeles County Housing Resource Center, was created to help people list and find affordable, special-needs, accessible, and emergency housing within the County of Los Angeles. This web-based service, supported by a toll-free call center, provides information for the general public as well as for housing professionals seeking vital resources for their clients. | | | | Los Angeles Housing Department
The Los Angeles Housing Department is charged with the development of citywide housing policy and supporting safe and livable neighborhoods through the promotion, development and preservation of decent and affordable housing. | | | | Los Angeles Neighborhood Councils
Many Los Angelenos are looking for ways to make a difference in their communities on the issues they care about most: crime, roads and streets, gangs and the economy. Neighborhood Council participants are empowered to advocate directly for real change in their communities. These Councils consist of residents, business owners, and property owners. | | | | National Association of REALTORS®
The National Association of REALTORS®, The Voice for Real Estate®, is America’s largest trade association, representing over 1 million members involved in the residential and commercial real estate industries.
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| | | | Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber strives to promote and support local businesses by committing itself to its members. The Chamber serves as a proactive advocate for issues that impact the business community. | | | | The City of Los Angeles
Providing information on City Government, for residents and businesses, visitors, and job seekers. Also, find helpful resources to City services and events. | | | | The City of Santa Clarita
A City that CNN Money Magazine calls “one of the best places to live in California.” With 200,000 residents and 6,000 business owners, the City of Santa Clarita offers award-winning schools, special events, parks, extensive trail systems, and arts, cultural, and recreation programs. | | | | The Valley Economic Alliance
Conceived in 1994 in response to the 1994 Northridge earthquake, The Valley Economic Alliance has grown to become the premier partnership of business leaders and government and the best source for connecting San Fernando Valley businesses, workers, and residents with resources that can improve their individual economic conditions and those of our five-city region.
The Valley Economic Alliance is a private, non-profit economic development and marketing corporation that works with public and private stakeholders to grow and sustain the economic base of the San Fernando Valley. Our vision, focused on your success, is “Connecting Businesses to the Resources and Leadership of the San Fernando Valley” | | |
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