The Standard at Los Angeles replaced a surface lot at 3900 S. Figueroa with 429 apartments, a rooftop pool, and 87 affordable units.

Three vacant hillside lots near Huntington Drive could become six fee-simple homes with private garages and balconies.

Majestic Asset Management paid $480 per square foot for the Rivian-leased 401 Coral Circle, even as Hackman's studio lots default nationwide.

L.A. Care paid roughly $125 million for the defaulted loan on West7Center, the City West tower it already fully occupies through 2035.

A Koreatown lot that once held two 1920s homes is now rising as an all-affordable complex with 101 studios and one-bedrooms.

Groundbreaking at 11905 Wilshire caps a project that began as a shuttered restaurant and parking lot bought for $13.5 million in 2021.

Ventura Unified is trading surplus campuses for cash and finished apartments it plans to rent to district staff priced out of local housing.

Residents accuse developer Akhilesh Jha of using state law to gut a single-family block near Taft High School.

Uplifters Foundation wants up to $250 million in tax-exempt bonds to rebuild 60 luxury homes near Fiske Street.

A family trust's 1923 house at 1517 15th St. could become 32 homes with some parking provided, thanks to a state housing law.

The St. George Hotel would shrink from 88 units to 69 as part of a plan filed for two former Skid Row Housing Trust buildings in DTLA.

Charles Company now wants a rooftop eatery atop the old Gibraltar Savings tower, while trimming the hotel to 147 rooms.

Manny Halley signed a 25-year lease on the old Quixote lot, betting his own money on Hollywood's shaky comeback.