Southern California's Ahmanson Ranch
Ahmanson Ranch: Housing California's growth won't be accomplished easily in this region.
For the past 15-years the vision of a comprehensive community at Ahmanson Ranch has been relegated to a mere set of elevations and plot plans due to ongoing litigation by environmentalists and anti-growth advocates. But perhaps as we come upon a new century there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Metro Investment Report interviews Guy Gniadek, President of Ahmanson Land Company, to talk about the status of The Ranch, dispel any doubt surrounding its viability and generally share his views on the future of large-scale, comprehensive projects in Southern California.
Thanks to Jon Lonner
Published on Saturday, December 1, 2001 in
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