Infamous Cecil Hotel featured in Netflix documentary reopens, becomes affordable housing | KTLA
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Cecil Hotel's once-homeless tenants say it's crawling with vermin - Los Angeles Times
Once a den of prostitution and drugs, the Cecil Hotel in downtown L.A. is set to undergo a $100-million renovation - Los Angeles Times
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Developer: The Cecil Hotel will be ready for full occupancy by mid-September
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Amid homelessness crisis, why is L.A.'s Cecil Hotel mostly empty? - Los Angeles Times
