Wellpointe has filed for a four-tower, 100% affordable senior-living complex at 6400 Canoga Ave in Warner Center, proposing roughly 3,458 units and mixed-use space.

A Bruce Bolander–designed Pacific Palisades estate listed just under $20M led last week’s luxury pending deals in L.A. County. The week’s activity totaled roughly $185M at the top end.

Bay Club paid $42M for the El Segundo campus it operates at 2250 Park Place, converting a long‑running lease into outright ownership of a 105,000‑sq‑ft South Bay club.

A planning filing seeks to replace a shuttered Sherman Way Walgreens with a seven‑story, 290‑unit building that would reserve 44 apartments for lower‑income households.

OlivePoint Capital purchased a 40,553‑sq‑ft fee‑simple R&D and hangar campus at 3507 Jack Northrop Ave in Hawthorne, a specialized asset leased long‑term to an investment‑grade EV tenant. The property’s runway access and fee‑simple status make it rare.

A Colliers vice chair is mobilizing apartment owners to fight new rent rules in Los Angeles, urging landlords to stay and shape policy rather than sell.

A court order clears a major legal hurdle for the 120‑unit Venice Dell affordable housing project, but an appeal and local politics could still delay construction. State funding is at stake.

The Parkline, a six‑story modular complex at 1457 N. Main St., is leasing 376 studio and one‑bedroom units and includes 42 extremely low‑income apartments. The finished building differs noticeably from early renderings.

A lone diner in Niland has become a barometer for Imperial County's Lithium Valley plan as locals weigh promised jobs against lawsuits, financing gaps and basic repairs.

Nearly $25M in Measure A funds will advance four San Gabriel Valley projects and unlock 212 affordable homes.

HCD's May 29, 2026 income tables raise county AMIs across California — L.A. edges up to $108,100 while Santa Clara leads at $205,500.

The Versailles, a 78‑unit Westside midrise at 8811 Burton Way, sold for $47 million in a Marcus & Millichap‑brokered deal. Brokers say the full‑block site drew intense competition.

AB 1751 would fast‑track townhomes and require a $28 hourly floor for construction workers, splitting California's building trades over how prevailing wages are set.