A damaged Monrovia house, with half destroyed by a fallen tree, has been listed for sale at $499,999, generating significant interest despite the required restoration work.

Santa Clarita begins construction of The Rink Sports Pavilion within the Sports Complex, featuring a multi-use rink and other facilities, with Congressman Garcia and City Council members present.

Long Beach unveils an interactive map to help entrepreneurs find vacant properties for business opportunities, demonstrating the city's commitment to economic development and business support.

The Justice Department sues RealPage Inc. for using a pricing algorithm that allegedly inflates rental prices, accusing the company of violating antitrust laws.

Riverside unveils Vista de La Sierra, an 80-unit affordable housing complex with 39 homes for the homeless, featuring net-zero energy use and funded by public-private partnerships.

Long Beach seeks an operator for its new Long Beach Bowl outdoor amphitheater, aiming for a summer 2025 launch to bolster cultural and economic growth.

Los Angeles and Orange counties enforce a new rent increase cap of 8.9% under the Tenant Protection Act, reflecting inflation changes and affecting apartments built over 15 years ago.

The Yamashiro restaurant in Hollywood is for sale, with a market potential of over $100 million. The historic property includes a Japanese palace replica and is a designated Los Angeles monument.

The Santa Monica City Council voted to negotiate with RPG for the restoration and management of the historic Civic Auditorium, aiming to revive its role as a cultural venue.

A local developer may buy and finish the stalled, graffitied Oceanwide Plaza towers in downtown Los Angeles, with discussions of a $500 million sale underway.

Long Beach has begun construction on 1400 Long Beach, a 163-unit affordable housing complex in Midtown, aimed at low-income families and set for completion by mid-2026. Mayor Richardson highlighted the city's affordable housing goals.

New homes in Los Angeles are now cheaper per square foot than existing homes, reflecting a national trend shown in a Zillow report. However, the degree of this trend varies across different markets.

Santa Monica's hospitality sector is growing with notable hotel developments, including the historic Miramar Hotel and the Ocean Avenue Hotel Project, which are expected to offer a mix of amenities and community benefits.