The area surrounding the Metro A Line’s Lake station in Pasadena could look different if the city signs off on a proposal from 4D Development. The Pasadena Design Commission is set to review a plan from a 4D Development & ...
A Los Angeles County housing project is moving closer to groundbreaking after its developer landed an eight-figure construction loan. Azusa-based developer The Connected Companies secured $26 million in construction financing for ...
An office building next to the Outlets at Orange shopping center sold to a local health insurance provider. An affiliate of Astiva Health paid $23 million for the 10-story building at 600 City Parkway, the Orange County Business ...
Behind the gates of Seal Beach’s Surfside Colony a new best was set for the beachside community in 2025’s final weeks. The guard-gated neighborhood of about 260 homes, part of Seal Beach, on Friday saw the closing of 105A Surfside ...
The state of California is dishing out nearly $1 billion in grant funding for affordable housing projects across the state, including four different developments in the Los Angeles area. The California Strategic Growth Council ...
With less than a month until the one-year anniversary of the Palisades and Eaton fires, nearly a dozen properties in the Pacific Palisades have yet to be cleared by their owners. Now, the Los Angeles City Council is stepping in to get ...
The Los Angeles City Council voted in favor of expanding the citywide adaptive reuse ordinance in an effort to stimulate housing growth by making it easier for developers to convert vacant offices into housing. The new ordinance ...
Former Crown Resorts chair James Packer’s $110 million purchase of Le Belvedere remained at the top of the priciest Bel-Air’s single-family home sales for the first three quarters of the year, according to Los Angeles County tax ...
Anyone who thought the final nail had been hammered in the dispute between cities and the state over builder’s remedy might want to think again. Let’s revisit the latest in the saga involving Huntington Beach, starting with the ...
Downtown Los Angeles isn’t what it used to be — and it seems no one knows that better than Brookfield, which now is looking to dispose of four distressed office buildings that account for nearly one-fifth of the Class A space in the ...