L.A.'s financial district, once the thriving heart of downtown, struggles to bounce back from pandemic shutdown and homeless crisis. Experts say it needs more housing, fewer offices.

Once teeming with young investment bankers and seasoned hedge fund managers working 60-plus hour weeks, the Financial District wasn’t exactly where New Yorkers laid down roots.

S&P Global downgraded a Financial District office tower after its vacancy rate hit 40%, the latest sign of continuing stress ...

In contrast, the Financial District has only one development opportunity left: the dilapidated city-owned garage that Mayor Menino wanted to turn into a 1,000-foot tower before he instead turned ...

The Financial District Neighborhood Association penned a March 8 letter to Department of Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg asking that $500,000 in funds already allocated to the ...