The county's new housing finance agency cleared just over $100M for 10 projects, a first test of a one‑stop approach meant to speed construction and lower costs. These awards will back roughly 554 below-market units.

Eagle Real Estate Partners and TriPost have bought two Southern California complexes and plan to convert most units into long‑term housing for households at roughly 80% of AMI.

A 432‑sq‑ft cottage at 1041 Marine Drive is listed for $18.8M; the oversized 8,500‑sq‑ft oceanfront lot and private stairs to Shaw's Cove drive the price.

The 260‑unit Habitat project next to the La Cienega/Jefferson Metro station has opened pre‑leasing and aims to welcome residents in May with a pool, public plaza and office campus.

Atar Capital signed roughly 11,000 square feet at JMB’s new Century City tower, tripling its Los Angeles headquarters and planning a phased move in early 2027. The deal underscores continued demand for high‑end Westside offices.

Crews tore down most of Inglewood High’s century-old buildings this week as the district moves ahead with a multimillion-dollar rebuild. The gym and auditorium will be preserved while students learn off-site.

Vista Terrace opened in Panorama City with 102 affordable apartments, including 25 permanent supportive units and on‑site services aimed at helping families stabilize.

Deerfield Center would replace Deerfield Plaza with a five-story, 369-unit building and roughly 20,000 sq ft of retail, developers say. A community meeting was held in early April.

The Westin Long Beach changed hands for about $42M in a bargain sale that leaves a heavy brand-upgrade bill for the new owner.

AB 2074 would force major cities to carve transit hub districts and let towers rise as high as 450 feet in parts of downtown, paired with a state loan fund. Supporters say it will revive downtowns; critics warn of displacement.

Onni Group has started demolition at the Marina Shores site on PCH to make way for a five‑story, 600‑unit apartment complex. The teardown starts visible construction on a six‑acre parcel.

Tishman Speyer has posted new plans to replace a 2018 five‑story approval at 1318 Lincoln with an eight‑story, 110‑unit building; a virtual meeting is scheduled for April 16.

KB Home says it will move its corporate headquarters from Westwood to Tempe in spring 2027, while pledging to keep a sizable California presence. The company cites lower costs and greater centrality for the shift.