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LA’s Fairfax District is being reshaped by rising rents and vacancies
Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles is struggling with rising rents, vacancies and declining foot traffic, leaving businesses fighting to survive on the strip.
Once a vibrant strip of mom-and-pop shops and tentpole retailers at the center of Los Angeles, Fairfax Avenue’s famed business corridor is now a shell of its former self.
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