Westfield sold the two Mission Street office buildings for just $15.5 million, nearly 63% below their purchase price.

The 15,000-square-foot cul-de-sac estate comes with a rooftop pickleball court and a looming $1.9 million city tax bill.

The 1949 Dahlstrom House, Lautner's sole Pasadena project, is listed for $2.595 million after a careful restoration since 2009.

The Martel Avenue project pairs low-income senior housing with 25 permanent supportive units for formerly unhoused older adults.

The oceanfront restaurants served final meals last Monday as Dune Drifter LLC clears the way for a luxury resort near Sleepy Hollow Lane.

A former gas station on Santa Monica Boulevard in Sawtelle is taking shape as a six-story building with 17 affordable units and a rooftop deck.

The burned-out Sierra Bonita Avenue duplex once feared by neighbors is making way for a seven-story apartment building with just six parking spots.

The 11,500-square-foot estate once hosted Gomez's HBO Max cooking show before its $5.4 million sale.

Coastline Real Estate Advisors now controls the 101-unit waterfront community's county ground lease, which runs through 2067.

A former 1960s bank branch at Santa Monica and Crescent Heights is becoming 115 apartments, including studios under 340 square feet.

A 268,000-square-foot Edison office building at 1515 Walnut Grove Avenue could soon give way to 191 Mediterranean-style townhomes.

A Faircrest Heights fixer sold for $1.475 million just weeks before plans surfaced to replace it with six townhomes.

At a Long Beach stop, Xavier Becerra floated doubling homebuilding to 200,000 units a year while avoiding Newsom-style mega-pledges.