Rexford sold three Southern California industrial properties for $86.2M while trimming development plans and buying back stock. The sales include Valencia, Fontana and Anaheim assets.

A rare Holmby Hills estate built for Jean Harlow in 1932 is asking $16.8M and still shows many original 1930s details.

DLC bought a 10-property, roughly $625M grocery-anchored portfolio and is expanding on the West Coast. Leasing chief Adam Greenberg says retailers now vet landlords' ability to execute.

Nearly $3M in federal community project funding will fund South L.A. housing upgrades, public‑housing air‑conditioning and corridor transit safety improvements. The awards target Pueblo Del Rio and the Vermont‑Manchester corridor.

A seven-story, 89-unit affordable apartment building is under construction at 910 N. Wetherly Drive, offering workforce and supportive units and due in 2027.

A 1939 Holmby Hills Georgian gutted by Kelly Wearstler is listed at $34.5M with seven bedrooms, 11 baths and sweeping city‑to‑ocean views.

A broker says a tenant is leasing the longtime Pussycat Theater at 7734 Santa Monica Blvd and has a theater‑and‑restaurant plan in city permitting. The marquee remains but work has not begun.

Cerberus’ Wedbush Center in Downtown L.A. faces foreclosure after a CMBS loan default amid steep valuation and occupancy declines.

Mayor Karen Bass announced a 53-unit, all-affordable building on Barrington Avenue aimed at housing veterans near the West L.A. VA. Developers say the units could arrive quickly.

Tech cuts and fresh deliveries have left Playa Vista, Culver City and Miracle Mile with stubbornly high vacancy even as other pockets slowly improve. Local owners are retooling buildings to attract non‑tech tenants.

Wood framing is climbing into view on Carmel Partners' three‑building complex south of the Expo/Bundy station, bringing more than 600 apartments and 69 deeply affordable units.

Berkeley Station opened last Friday with 13 modular, factory‑built apartments for youth and low‑income families. City and nonprofit partners say the project is a test of faster affordable housing delivery.

Wow Media plans 30 EON kiosks and some 120 synchronized screens around SoFi Stadium ahead of the 2026 World Cup, a buildout that has generated city revenue — and lawsuits.