River Walk Townhomes is TruAmerica Multifamily's first-ever ground-up project, with 10 units set aside as affordable housing.

The 72-unit Palm Avenue buy beat L.A.'s per-unit average, which was down 7.2% year over year in the third quarter.

A judge found the lawsuits were filed to delay the project; now the developer is paying the city and a housing nonprofit $125,000 each.

A four-story building with no parking is proposed for a vacant lot near Santa Monica Boulevard, joining a wave of East Hollywood affordable housing bids.

Tishman Speyer's latest 5th Street plan ditches a prior 120-unit micro-apartment design for a bigger, pricier footprint.

ELAD Investment is swapping a single-family home for five stories of low- and moderate-income apartments near Washington Boulevard.

City staff are expected to recommend ways to preserve The Lot and similar businesses after Quixote's closure left a soundstage empty.

All but one unit at the Cherokee Avenue project will go to low- and moderate-income renters. The building skips parking entirely.

Anastasi Development wants condos and townhomes at 902 W. Washington Blvd — a site it has eyed for over 20 years.

A regional study examines whether aging South Bay strip malls could become housing as the region works to meet state-mandated housing targets.

The 8240 Sunset Boulevard plan would replace existing shops with 18 affordable units and two levels of underground parking.

A 70-year-old Sunset Strip renter says losing her garage spot threatens her independence — and she's not alone.

HVN Development's Brynhurst Avenue project replaces two single-family homes with below-market apartments steps from transit.