Anduril’s 634,000‑square‑foot Costa Mesa campus has been listed by owners Invesco and SteelWave. The fully leased complex is being shopped as the company builds a Long Beach campus.

Freddie Mac’s weekly survey put the 30‑year fixed at 6.49% this week, keeping mortgage costs stubbornly high and tightening affordability for many buyers.

Rialto Capital sued Redcar Properties over a roughly $15 million default on two Chinatown creative‑office buildings, seeking foreclosure and a receiver.

AB 130's CEQA exemption helped an 814‑unit Studio City project get rapid approval, but developers say high materials costs and local taxes still stall many builds.

A five‑story, 58‑unit affordable apartment building is rising at 1740 N. Wilton Place in Hollywood, with a U‑shaped courtyard and no on‑site parking.

Echelon Studios Hollywood topped out Wednesday as crews set the final beam on the new 500,000+ sq ft studio and office campus on Santa Monica Boulevard. Developers say the complex will keep production rooted in Hollywood.

Linc Housing filed plans to replace its Long Beach headquarters with a five‑story, 109‑unit affordable housing project at 3590 Elm Ave backed by $39.8M in county financing. The proposal would include offices and parking and target families earning 30–70% of AMI.

Pasadena’s planning panel will consider recommending repeal of two interim ordinances that have barred SB 9 lot splits in the Eaton Fire burn area. The move could reopen ministerial two‑unit and lot‑split approvals if the City Council signs off.

Equity Residential sold Next on Sixth — the 398‑unit Koreatown complex at 620 S. Virgil — to Pacific Urban Investors in a major Los Angeles multifamily trade.

Legislative leaders and Gov. Gavin Newsom agreed to place an $11B affordable housing bond on the November ballot, including about $1.25B carved out for veterans.

Culver City enacted a 45‑day moratorium on new drive‑through permits after heated public comment and a die roll that resolved recusals. The pause targets a proposed In‑N‑Out at Jefferson and Sawtelle while staff drafts longer‑term rules.

MetLife asked a court to install a receiver at Rockpoint’s Miracle Mile tower after the owner allegedly refused to repay a $2M tax advance on a roughly $164M loan.

An eight-story, 242-unit mixed-use complex has been proposed for 9700 W. Pico Blvd.; plans include 11 very-low-income units and 4,150 sq ft of retail.