You can tell by the Orthopedic/Apartment Multiplex that the entitlement process was tedious and extensive. Palmer went to several Los Angeles Planning Commission Meetings, and found that the lot he wanted to expand on was owned by the Los Angeles Orthopedic Hospital. The purpose of the Orthopedic Hospital was for lower-income families children, so it played a vital role in the community. Palmer recognized this, and further negotiated proper terms to meet Los Angeles’ low-income housing demands. However, Palmer had leverage on the property, since the previous developed land was an unpleasant gas station. Not only did Palmer earn tax relief, but also he gave the city reason to propel his development. Palmer further explained to the neighborhood
