A six‑story, 214‑unit affordable housing project called Colorado Grand Oaks is proposed at 2155 E. Colorado Blvd as design tweaks head back to Pasadena’s Design Commission.

B.A.G. Investment paid $40 million for Parc @ 5, a 104‑unit apartment complex in Downey. The acquisition adds another sizable multifamily asset to Southeast Los Angeles County.

Jeff Franklin is renting his 21,000-square-foot Beverly Hills estate on Cielo Drive — the same plot where the Tate murders occurred — for $247,500 a month.

Gateway Place is a proposed six-story, 134-unit affordable building across from Ted Watkins Park in Watts, aimed at veterans and featuring courtyard and rooftop amenities.

A renovated Point Dume compound tied to Sergey Brin and Nicole Shanahan is being marketed as a $175,000-a-month summer rental with Little Dume beach access.

A 52-unit Encino complex sold for $28 million to Universe Holdings, underscoring strong demand for stabilized rental buildings in the San Fernando Valley.

Zach LaVine has listed his Pelican Crest Newport Coast estate for $40 million — a wellness-forward mansion with training spaces, a theater and ocean views. The six-bed property tests the upper reaches of local luxury.

Med spas have quietly filled millions of square feet of retail across major U.S. markets, driven by booming wellness spending and new weight‑loss drugs.

An environmental study lays out UCLA’s plan to reimagine the Westside Pavilion into an 800,000‑square‑foot research hub anchored by immunology and quantum labs.

A $15M construction loan has closed for St Rest Phase One — 62 affordable apartments on church land in South L.A., the first leg of a two‑phase plan for 138 homes.

Jennifer Lopez has relisted the Beverly Crest estate she bought with Ben Affleck for $49.95 million after he transferred his share to her. The 38,000‑sq‑ft compound has cycled through several price cuts since 2024.

A 510,385‑square‑foot Class A warehouse is headed for the Tejon Ranch Commerce Center in Lebec, scheduled for early 2027. Developers say the project answers growing demand for large‑format space north of the Grapevine.

Mayer Corp. and Hyatt are close to a $200M cash‑out refinancing for the oceanfront Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach. The loan would pay off maturing debt and return equity to the owner.