Kimberly Brown’s Impact, Leadership, and Legacy in Los Angeles
December 4, 2024
Through her continued advocacy, Kimberly Brown ensures that South L.A.’s history and future remain intertwined with resilience and empowerment.
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Kimberly Brown
Brown Named Commercial Real Estate Woman of the Year
May 18, 2023
Kimberly Brown was recently named the Commercial Real Estate Woman of the Year by – NAIOP So Cal and CREW LA, two leading industry organizations. Brown was acknowledged for her defining leadership as president of the African American Real Estate Professionals – LA Chapter where she led efforts to successfully connect commercial real estate and the Black community.
African American Real Estate Professionals Hold Annual Market Trends Breakfast
March 9, 2023
Mayor Karen Bass delivered the opening keynote address to a standing room only event filled with members and guests for the 5th Annual Market Trends Breakfast of the African American Real Estate Professionals Association Los Angeles (AAREP LA) at City Club Los Angeles in downtown on Tuesday, February 28.
AAREP LA Presents South LA Rising Showcasing Local Development Projects
August 11, 2022
On Saturday, July 23, African American Real Estate Professionals Los Angeles (AAREP LA) presented “South LA Rising: A Bus Tour and Development Project Showcase.” The event was sponsored by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) as part of their mission to pursue unrelenting efforts to move the real estate industry toward the creation of diverse, equitable, and inclusive communities.
African American Real Estate Professionals Announce New Leaders and Board Members
February 10, 2022
Kimberly Brown, managing director at Cushman & Wakefield, will join industry veteran Troy Jenkins and Avison Young, principal and director of Investment Management, as the leadership team guiding the African American Real Estate Professionals Los Angeles.
Many Black Renters, Hit Worst By COVID, Remain in Dark About Billions in Relief Funds
May 6, 2021
But many renters, including Black Californians who lease residential property, may not know about the state’s new CA COVID-19 Rent Relief program or they may not have details on how to apply for the available assistance. Other advocates say some renters could simply be confused because there are multiple rental relief programs at the county or city level to help renters.