Griffith Park just got a little bit bigger. Here's why:
Griffith Park just got a little bit bigger. All it took was a canceled deal due to the coronavirus and a community fundraiser that raised $500,000.
Multiple parties started circling, and a developer soon had a deal in place to buy the prized parcels at the beginning of the year. The coronavirus hit the U.S. soon after, however, and the transaction fell apart in escrow. The land — filled with oak trees and wildlife — now belongs to the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority, a public agency that acquires, preserves and protects open spaces. In addition to the $500,000, a bit extra was raised to take care of maintenance and brush clearance bills in the future.“When this pandemic is over, Los Angeles will have an even bigger and better Griffith Park to return to,” said L.A. City Councilman David Ryu in a statement.
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