Steps on St. Andrews will convert a craftsman into 19 supportive studio apartments for veterans while preserving the house’s porch and front yard. Construction is now nearing the finish line.

A former 1960s office campus at 600 N. Rosemead would be turned into 132 affordable apartments, pairing adaptive reuse with a new five‑story building.

A developer has filed to replace offices across from Santa Monica’s Water Garden with an eight‑story, 401‑unit building that would reserve 41 affordable apartments. Plans show retail, rooftop amenities and a 419‑space semi‑subterranean garage.

Brixton Capital paid about $100 million for The Quad at Whittier, a nine-building grocery-anchored center that's nearly fully leased and will be managed and upgraded by the new owner.

After a state Housing Accountability Act notice, Glendale staff urged the council to rescind its October denial of a 682‑unit Sears redevelopment to avoid possible penalties.

A new state portal lists 19 surplus properties and simplifies proposals to speed conversion of state buildings into housing and businesses.

A Hankey–Barker Pacific joint venture paid $61 million for Sunset Media Center and will lean on JLL to lease up the roughly half-empty Hollywood tower.

Linc Housing has started construction on a 194-unit affordable project at 17100 Victory Boulevard, including 48 supportive units and rooftop decks.

Homebuying in California slid to the second-lowest November in 21 years as mortgage costs and high monthly payments keep many buyers sidelined. Different datasets show why the headlines conflict.

Industry sources say Eastdil has targeted 601W to pick up the mortgage on Brookfield’s Wells Fargo Center — North Tower for about $180M, a steep haircut on the defaulted loan.

A Samara-built modular home arrived in Altadena Thursday as the first delivery from Steadfast LA’s program to return Eaton Fire survivors to their neighborhoods.

A 4-3 city council vote approved a $1.3M completion bond to let Huntington’s On The Pier begin demolition and construction, with an August target.

The Wells Fargo Center North Tower at 333 S. Grand sold out of foreclosure on Tuesday after months in receivership, underscoring continued pressure on DTLA's office market.