The Landing swaps a former Jet Car Wash for studios starting at $2,335 a month, with only 11 units set aside as affordable.

The 7.7-acre Firestone Boulevard site will get single-family homes, townhomes and a 130-room hotel after a long fight over Norwalk's housing rules.

State density and parking laws let two Hollywood-adjacent lots swap single-family homes for 52 income-restricted units.

A new study finds Los Angeles County homeowners don't outnumber renters until age 59, while Riverside County hits that mark by 39.

A surface parking lot at 2306 W. Jefferson would give way to 35 apartments and ground-floor retail under a new filing.

The Coast Community College District's 4.37 acres near Orange Coast College could help close Costa Mesa's state housing gap.

Developer Passo's filing swaps aging commercial buildings for a parking-free apartment tower in West LA.

Hundreds of leaders gathered in Ontario to debate how California can build housing that working families can afford. The conference put financing, regulation and public-private partnerships under the microscope.

UCLA has purchased 16 commercial properties near campus for $49.8 million, gaining more control over a key stretch of Westwood Village.

A 12,350-square-foot Crystal Cove estate has sold for $38.9 million after months on the market. The double-lot mansion includes ocean views, an infinity pool and a nearly 1,900-square-foot guest house.

A vacant, fire-damaged Long Beach property could become a six-story building with 55 affordable homes, most reserved for very low- and extremely low-income households.

A proposed 353-unit apartment project near Santa Monica’s Water Garden has a new design, 468 parking spaces, and 36 affordable homes.

Seventeen investors want a Los Angeles court to pause IRG’s planned public-market deal, warning that a $350 million arbitration fight could be gutted by the timing.