Soho House will open a Venice Beach house in summer 2027 steps from Abbot Kinney, with a wellness center, movement studio and rooftop terrace. Membership applications are open.

A 600‑unit Alexan West End is rising at 600 West Broadway, adding mid‑rise apartments, amenities and retail to downtown Long Beach with deliveries expected late 2026.

A Fryman Canyon house listed near $14M led last week’s LA luxury contracts while countywide asking volume dipped to about $98.3M.

Two Melrose storefronts leased to Jacquemus traded for $29 million — about $7,250 per square foot — as institutional buyers target high‑profile luxury storefronts in West Hollywood.

Nine‑story tower and a six‑story clinic are rising at Harbor‑UCLA as the $1.8B rebuild presses toward 2028. The project will add hundreds of beds and consolidate outpatient care on the West Carson campus.

Across Los Angeles, renters are attending 'speed-roommating' mixers — quick, in-person gatherings to meet compatible roommates and share housing costs.

Newport Beach’s City Council cut the for‑sale inclusionary requirement in the Newport Place airport overlay to 8% moderate and 6% low/very‑low, drawing objections from airport planners and residents.

Cypress took up a plan to parcel the Los Alamitos Race Course into parks, housing and commercial lots while leaving the future of live racing unresolved.

Beverly Hills council upheld approval for an eight‑story, 55‑unit Builder's Remedy project at 232 S. Tower Drive, including 11 affordable units. Councilors added limits on construction hours.

Fashion Nova signed a 132,888‑sq‑ft lease at 12301 Hawkins St. in Santa Fe Springs, expanding its Southern California logistics footprint and adding roughly a third more local capacity.

Signal Hill is pitching a 263‑acre overlay to recast its northern oil field into housing, offices, hotels and new commercial space.

Kennedy Wilson has proposed an eight‑story, 133‑unit building at 700 Colorado Ave that would include 15 deed‑restricted homes and three levels of underground parking.

Sales across Southern California have slowed while listings stay thin, producing a split market where some neighborhoods remain hot and others cool. Here’s what the latest data and local agents say.