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Meet The Real Estate Billionaire Who Hates Affordable Housing And Loves Trump And The GOP

Por: Forbes Business November 06, 2022

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Billionaire Geoffrey Palmer has plenty of critics. Among them renters like the ones pictured here at a protest in Los Angeles in July 2020 at which they and their supporters demanded he cancel their rent. FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images Geoffrey Palmer made a multibillion-dollar fortune building luxury residential buildings in southern California. To keep rents high and taxes low, he’s spent nearly $32 million in the past six years opposing... + full article



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