Dan Tenenbaum is the founding principal of Pacific Crest Real Estate (PCR). Since 1995, he has overseen all PCR activities including the acquisition and management of multifamily housing in Los Angeles. Under his leadership he has acquired real estate holdings valued at over $200 million and managed over 1,300 apartment units. Mr. Tenenbaum is the Past Chair of the California Apartment Association (CAA) Los Angeles Advisory Council and a member of the CAA State Board in Sacramento, where he is a member of its Legislative Steering Committee that reviews and takes positions on all proposed housing-related legislation in the State Legislature. From 2016 to 2023 Daniel was appointed by the Mayor of Los Angeles as a commissioner of the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles and later became the Board’s Vice-Chair. HACLA is a $1.8 billion organization that provides housing subsidies and programs for low income and homeless individuals. It also oversees the management of over 58,000 subsidized apartment units, making it the third largest landlord in the city.