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Hoonsik Woo

Hoonsik Woo is a journalist specialized in covering real estate and automotive news in the Los Angeles area. A graduate of UC San Diego, where he earned his Bachelor's in Communication, Woo focuses on in-depth analysis to help readers navigate the complexities of buying, selling, and investing in LA’s housing markets, as well as keeping them up-to-date with the latest automotive trends and innovations.
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Koreatown ‘The Line LA’ hotel faces foreclosure amid $100 million loan default

The Line LA, a boutique hotel located at Ardmore and Wilshire in Los Angeles Koreatown, is on the verge of foreclosure after failing to...
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Cuckoo Brand Store newly opens in Buena Park, offering enhanced customer experience

Cuckoo, a popular Korean home appliance brand, has officially opened its newest store in Orange County, marking its sixth location in the U.S. The...
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LA ranks among most expensive U.S. cities for renters, yet buying a home is even harder

Three of the five most expensive rental markets in the U.S. are in California, including Los Angeles, but data showed that purchasing a home...
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Used car prices surge again amid returning inventory shortages, expected to last until 2027

After a period of stabilization, used car prices are once again on the rise due to a tightening supply. According to the U.S. Department of...
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How Coffee Meets Bagel grew to a $150 million success after rejecting a Shark Tank deal

Coffee Meets Bagel is a tech company that provides online dating services, facilitating connections between individuals through its app and website. It was founded...
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Nonprofit offers free tax filing assistance for Korean-American residents in Inland Empire

The Korean-American nonprofit organization Good Hands Foundation is offering tax filing assistance for Korean residents in the Inland region. Starting February 19, the foundation will...
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80% of drivers struggle to keep up with rising car insurance premium

A Korean-American driver who recently relocated from Alhambra to Los Angeles Koreatown was shocked when his car insurance bill nearly doubled, despite having a...
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Wildfire-damaged homes hit market, what to know before buying damaged properties

In the aftermath of the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles County, an increasing number of homeowners are choosing to sell their damaged properties at...
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Tax professionals explain differences between FTB notices, what tax payers should know

Receiving a tax-related notice often triggers anxiety, as most people assume it’s from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). However, California residents should also be...
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WireBarley adds Bank of Hope into international money transfer service account list

WireBarley, a fintech company specializing in international remittances, has announced that it expanded its services and that customers can now add Southern California-based Korean-American...
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