Taking an elevated position against small lot development

The tenants in all but three units of the multi-unit residence in the 500 block of South Carondelet Street in Los Angeles have moved out.

One of the last remaining residents of this multi-unit property, Tiger Munson, 52, watches as artist Anne Hars, 45, right, blows up balloons with helium to place on the property in a symbolic gesture against small-lot developers.

Tiger Munson, shown in his apartment, is one of the last remaning residents at a building in the 500 block of South Carondelet Street, a place he has called home for well over a decade and has no desire to leave.

A wall of green grows over the electric meters at a multi-unit residence located in the 500 block of South Carondelet Street in Los Angeles.

A multi-unit residence in the 500 block of South Carondelet Street in Los Angeles is one of the places that artist Anne Hars, 45, has been placing helium-filled balloons in a symbolic gesture against small-lot developers who are forcing tenants to move to make way for more pricey town homes.