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.

The developer cut apartments nearly in half and tripled the planned park after talking with over 10,000 Irvine residents.

A rival developer cried foul over campaign cash to two trustees, and LACCD just hit reset on its student housing project.

Esperanza Village rises on the same El Monte land that once held MacLaren Hall, the shuttered county shelter tied to decades of abuse claims.

Kurt Rappaport's Highwood Street spec home sold for far below its original $39.9 million ask, yet still hit nearly $2,000 a square foot.

A 500-square-foot unit rolled 70 miles from Perris to a burned West Altadena lot, with more arriving this week.