L.A. homebuyers are teaming up. Where does that leave renters?
L.A. homebuyers are teaming up. Where does that leave renters?
Pedestrians walk past new apartments in Los Angeles, California.
FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP
Los Angeles has one of the country’s most expensive housing markets, leading buyers to band together with others to split the cost of a property. This developing trend helps to cut prices for some, but also has a downside.
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