Heather and Terry Dubrow paid $13.75M for a Century City penthouse beneath their Cavalli-designed pad; combining the two units would create roughly 10,854 sq. ft. of living space.

Linc Housing broke ground on the Armory Arts Collective in Long Beach, converting the 1930 armory into 64 affordable senior apartments. The project pairs adaptive reuse and arts space with accessible housing and on‑site services.

A Howard Backen–designed estate on Woodacres Road cut its asking price from $110M to $88M, a $22M rollback that underlines price pressure at the very top of the market.

L.A. County approved $23M in loans for two projects in Bellflower and unincorporated Arcadia that will add 146 affordable homes.

Bank of Hope is relocating from Koreatown to the Aon Center at 707 Wilshire, a move brokers say signals renewed confidence in downtown Los Angeles' office market.

State and local incentives are lining up for two Detroit infill projects — 57 units in Brush Park and a Vernor Street conversion in Mexicantown that adds retail and four apartments.

A shuttered pet store at Wilshire and 14th has become the flashpoint in a dispute over an eight‑story plan that would add senior affordable units but remove a public lot.

Developers revived plans for 729 apartments on the former Long Beach City Hall lot, trimming retail and asking the city to honor a 2016 affordability deal.

Orlando Bloom has listed his renovated Malibu bluff-top home for $12 million. The ocean-view four-bedroom sits steps from El Matador and includes a Pacific-facing pool.

February brought a month‑to‑month rebound in Southland home sales and a modest statewide price uptick, but rates and tight supply keep the spring market uneven.

A $24.9M Manhattan Beach listing touts a terrace as a 'front-row' perch for beach volleyball — but LA28's official schedule lists beach volleyball in Long Beach.

City planners have signed off on Centro Westlake, a two‑tower mixed‑use project above the Westlake/MacArthur Park station that includes 668 homes and a 300‑room hotel. The plan also reserves retail space for local vendors and adds a large public plaza over the subway stop.

Wiseman Residential filed to build a seven‑story, 490‑unit complex at 9000–9020 Venice Boulevard that would include 15,689 sq ft of retail and 64 extremely low‑income units.