Economic Development

Since assuming office Wesson has brought much needed economic development to the 10th Council District. According to a report by the L.A. Area Chamber of Commerce, under Wesson’s leadership Council District 10 has the second highest private employment growth rate in the city, is setting the trend for mixed-use developments citywide and boasts an increase in local business activity.Council President Wesson recently helped raise L.A.’s minimum wage to $15. In addition, he has presided over completed and highly anticipated development projects bringing economic investment and jobs to the community such as:

Midtown Crossing, a 330,000-square-foot urban retail development
Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw Medical Offices, which will provide primary and specialty health care services for local residents
Cumulus, a proposed transit oriented development on 12 acres which will include a mix of residential units, office space and pedestrian-oriented retail

3 years ago, none of this existed. Today it’s a state-of-the-art stadium that has created thousands of jobs, broken records and made @MLS history. When Angelenos put their minds to things, there is no stopping us.

@BancStadium, home of @LAFC pic.twitter.com/KZH2jJrh3D
— L.A. City Council President Herb Wesson (@HerbJWesson) April 18, 2018

Economic Development

Midtown Crossing, a 330,000-square-foot urban retail development

Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw Medical Offices, which will provide primary and specialty health care services for local residents

Cumulus, a proposed transit oriented development on 12 acres which will include a mix of residential units, office space and pedestrian-oriented retail

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