Pre-fab homes have enjoyed a surge of interest since the fires. Groups of victims visit Cover’s factory. Samara, a firm ...

"Help for thousands and thousands of people," said Rick Caruso, founder of Steadfast LA, who has worked for months to bring the software to Los Angeles. "We're going to get people back in their ...

The homes will be 100% funded, including installation costs. The effort is being coordinated by Steadfast LA, a nonprofit started by billionaire mall developer Rick Caruso to help rebuild the city.

The partnership between Caruso’s nonprofit, Steadfast LA, and Samara will provide free homes to those with low to moderate incomes who are uninsured, underinsured or elderly and otherwise lack ...

The initiative, the first for Caruso’s newly formed Steadfast LA, is backed by a $15 million pledge from Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia, whose company Samara will build, install and handle the ...

Starting Steadfast LA In February, Caruso launched Steadfast LA with the goal of using private-sector leaders, including Horne and Cohen, to expedite the rebuilding process.

Caruso said Steadfast LA comes in response to the “little” movement he’s seen since the firestorms that began Jan. 7 and burned thousands of homes in L.A.’s Pacific Palisades and Altadena.

Steadfast LA, which includes high-profile multimillionaires like Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos and his wife, former Ambassador Nicole Avant, Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale and executives from banking ...

Steadfast LA is Caruso’s initiative to “cut through delays, encourage action and develop solutions” by garnering support from executives across the real estate, finance, entertainment and ...