Deerfield Center would replace Deerfield Plaza with a five-story, 369-unit building and roughly 20,000 sq ft of retail, developers say. A community meeting was held in early April.

The Westin Long Beach changed hands for about $42M in a bargain sale that leaves a heavy brand-upgrade bill for the new owner.

AB 2074 would force major cities to carve transit hub districts and let towers rise as high as 450 feet in parts of downtown, paired with a state loan fund. Supporters say it will revive downtowns; critics warn of displacement.

Onni Group has started demolition at the Marina Shores site on PCH to make way for a five‑story, 600‑unit apartment complex. The teardown starts visible construction on a six‑acre parcel.

Tishman Speyer has posted new plans to replace a 2018 five‑story approval at 1318 Lincoln with an eight‑story, 110‑unit building; a virtual meeting is scheduled for April 16.

KB Home says it will move its corporate headquarters from Westwood to Tempe in spring 2027, while pledging to keep a sizable California presence. The company cites lower costs and greater centrality for the shift.

A Paul Williams–designed Holmby Hills mansion went into contract this week, topping Los Angeles County’s luxury signed deals and drawing attention beside Kylie Jenner’s compound.

Angel City renewed its Santa Monica lease at Media Park, keeping the NWSL club's front office on the Westside.

A 113,500-sq-ft Pacoima warehouse sold for $26M, and the new owners plan renovations to reposition it for logistics tenants.

DataBank and Goodman formed a joint venture to build a 32MW data center in Vernon that aims to add AI-ready capacity to Los Angeles.

Terra Capital filed to replace a fourplex at 1233 S Bedford with an eight‑story, 44‑unit building that would include nine income‑restricted apartments.

Wood framing is up at Peak Plaza, a 104‑unit affordable housing project at 306 E. Washington Boulevard. The high‑$70M development mixes city loans and tax‑credit equity.

Los Angeles County approved a $3M loan to help build The Main, a 64‑unit affordable housing project at 15302 Rayen St in North Hills, with units for homeless residents and youth.