City planners have signed off on Centro Westlake, a two‑tower mixed‑use project above the Westlake/MacArthur Park station that includes 668 homes and a 300‑room hotel. The plan also reserves retail space for local vendors and adds a large public plaza over the subway stop.

Wiseman Residential filed to build a seven‑story, 490‑unit complex at 9000–9020 Venice Boulevard that would include 15,689 sq ft of retail and 64 extremely low‑income units.

An artist-designed oceanfront home on the Marina Peninsula has been relisted at $9.995M, complete with a Dale Chihuly chandelier and rooftop views.

A 2.75‑acre blufftop parcel at 17000 W. Sunset Blvd is listed for $17.5M, with options for a private estate or dozens of housing units depending on approvals.

Dr. Dre closed an off-market sale of his Carbon Beach home for $16.5 million, ending years of starts and stops. The three-story beachfront house dates to 1993.

Sagard Real Estate and La Caisse have formed a joint venture to buy industrial outdoor storage yards across U.S. port markets, starting with a Meadowlands acquisition and an initial CAD 490M target.

Public Storage will acquire National Storage Affiliates in an all‑stock deal valued at about $10.5B, creating a larger, more concentrated self‑storage REIT.

A Los Angeles jury ordered Ye to pay $140,000 to a former handyman who sued over injuries and unpaid work at his Tadao Ando–designed Malibu home.

Site prep is under way at 6046 W. Comey Ave. for a five‑story, 61‑unit building set aside for low‑ and moderate‑income households. The development qualified for density‑bonus and ED‑1 streamlining.

Jubilo Village officially broke ground at Culver‑Palms Methodist Church, launching a 100% affordable, service‑enriched development expected to add about 95 units to Culver City.

Cedars‑Sinai reportedly paid about $270 million for the 340,000‑sf Beverly Connection, placing the hospital next to its Beverly Grove campus.

A34 — the three‑building complex at Avenue 34 — has opened, but neighbors say the finished site and long‑buried contamination worries tell a different story. Public records show community groups pushed regulators for more testing during entitlements.

City Council voted unanimously to expand an LAHD investigation after a report flagged bulk purchases, quick flipping and concentrated ownership patterns across L.A. neighborhoods.