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Mohit M.
Land and Redistribution Lawyer at Sustainable Economies Law Center
Mohit Mookim is a lawyer working at the Sustainable Economies Law Center in Oakland, California.12 He specializes in land and redistribution law, focusing on issues related to housing and community development.2
Professional Background
Mohit holds an active license to practice law in California, having been admitted to the State Bar of California on December 14, 2023.1 His bar number is #352832.1
Current Role
At the Sustainable Economies Law Center, Mohit works as a Land and Redistribution Lawyer.35 The organization is a nonprofit group based in Oakland that assists in developing cooperative real estate projects.2
Education
Prior to his current role, Mohit was a JD candidate at Stanford Law School.4 He also worked as a researcher at the Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society (PACS).4
Areas of Expertise
Mohit's work focuses on addressing housing affordability issues and supporting community-driven development initiatives. He has been involved in projects that help communities take control of their housing situations, particularly in areas where residents are being priced out of the housing market.2
Contact Information
Mohit can be reached at the Sustainable Economies Law Center, located at 1428 Franklin St, Oakland, CA 94612-3202. His professional phone number is 510-398-6219.1
Highlights
I was quoted in the New York Times this week! Through my work at the Sustainable Economies Law Center, I've been grateful to support community organizations fighting for permanently affordable housing and grassroots-led development, including East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative - EB PREC and Poor Magazine. Whether you're interested in housing and land justice or economic democracy, I hope you consider contributing to our annual grassroots fundraising campaign: https://lnkd.in/gUmZz6Mw
"'It’s part of a robust movement for community control and affordable real estate, rather than enabling high-priced development at the whims of the market,' said Mohit Mookim, a lawyer at the Sustainable Economies Law Center, a nonprofit group in Oakland that helped develop the [cooperative real estate] strategy."
I was featured in this lovely article about the U.S. public banking movement by journalist Piper French! “Is there a better way to bank, one that would invest in low-income neighborhoods and communities of color instead of spurning their money?”
Check it out in Noema Magazine:
