Regent Properties wants to turn a 19-acre former transmitter site on Burbank Boulevard into single-family homes and townhomes.

Wood framing is going up on a six-story, fully income-restricted building near Washington and La Brea.

CIM Group's 34-story tower at 1000 N. La Brea would rise higher than any building in West Hollywood, with 128 units set aside as affordable.

A four-year fight over a scrapped $34 million penthouse deal ends as a Manhattan judge sides with 520 Park Avenue's developers.

The Sunset Plaza Drive estate once overrun by taggers now has two pools and a ballroom back on the market — at roughly 36% below its 2013 price.

UNAM will fill the empty second floor of Sepulveda House with free classes, a public library and 15 annual events.

A vacant Rite Aid near Cal State Northridge would give way to a six-story building with a 102-car garage and courtyards.

Villa Paradiso's four-acre Old Las Palmas compound once hosted Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon poolside.

Framing is complete on a seven-story Pico Boulevard project with four units set aside for extremely low-income renters.

From Cypress Park's $794,000 median listing price to Highland Park tenancy-in-common homes, sub-$1 million buyers still have options across L.A.

A 1933 pair of homes near Sunset Boulevard is billed as the neighborhood's most affordable option, with a second unit reached by its own staircase.

The Amsterdam firm's first U.S. outpost lands in the 1924 Desmond's building, with room for 400 memberships.

San Diego advocates urged Gov. Newsom to sign a bill that could reshape how affordable housing gets approved statewide.