West Harbor’s phased opening brings a 6,200‑seat amphitheater, roughly 1,200 feet of public dock and new promenades to the San Pedro waterfront. The Port is reinvesting trade gains into public access.

A trustee sale next week threatens a crowdfunded rebuild of Kanye West’s gutted Malibu house, putting hundreds of small investors on the line as the owner scrambles to refinance.

OCVIBE will add a 5,000-person concert hall next to Honda Center as part of a 100‑acre entertainment district, with first-phase openings due in early 2027.

East West Bank purchased Western Asset Plaza on Colorado Boulevard from The Irvine Co., adding downtown Pasadena office space to its headquarters.

A Redwood West–Panattoni venture bought Victoria Gardens for $530M and says it will invest more than $50M to refresh the Rancho Cucamonga mall.

Construction has started on Essence 501, an eight‑story, 455‑unit building at 531 W. College St. in Chinatown that will add retail, medical space and 91 long‑term affordable units.

City Council launched a fast review of Measure ULA as studies and political fights over the "mansion tax" intensify.

Dallas-based Big Sky closed five Texas healthcare deals worth more than $100M in 90 days, adding roughly 196,000 square feet of medical space to its portfolio.

Nick Candy has relisted his Holmby Hills compound for $58 million after earlier price cuts. The two‑house estate spans roughly 1.88 acres and includes a theater and pool.

Annie Segal has listed her renovated Toluca Lake estate for $9.995 million. The restored 1950s property includes a pool house, sauna and nearly three‑quarters of an acre.

El Segundo’s mix of lower rents, seaside perks and creative office conversions has triggered a wave of relocations and investor interest, reshaping the South Bay office map.

Construction is rising at the former Pico Bowl site: Cypress Equity is building 186 apartments with retail, a 346-space garage and 19 deed-restricted units. The project reuses the landmark "BOWL" sign.

Arcadis won two Los Angeles contracts totaling more than $18M — work on the Convention Center modernization and a five‑year clean‑water program. The deals mix downtown construction management and stormwater projects.