Room 32 at the Alta Cienega Motel is a long‑running Doors shrine, but West Hollywood hasn’t listed it as a landmark. Activists say nearby development has made the issue urgent.

City staff want the council to tap $10.5M to relocate Downey Nissan and clear land for a proposed Costco and gas station on Firestone Boulevard. Officials say the move could add millions in sales tax.

A bluff-top Malibu estate at 29754 Baden Place lists for $28.85M. The 8,701‑sq‑ft home offers ocean views, terraces, a pool and a pickleball court.

A 1913 Broadway landmark in DTLA is now for sale after a lender’s servicer moved for foreclosure; the 88‑unit property is largely leased but ground‑floor retail sits empty.

RentCafe’s latest tracker puts Long Beach seventh nationally — ahead of Los Angeles — as saved searches jump 22% heading into the summer leasing season.

A developer has filed plans to replace the gas station at 8555 Wilshire with an eight‑story, 72‑unit mixed‑use building two blocks from the new Wilshire/La Cienega station.

City Council approved a $19.8M plan to relocate the crime lab to downtown Long Beach, pairing a construction contract with a purchase to end expensive lease terms. The move is aimed at expanding in‑house testing and cutting long‑term costs.

Leo Lee filed to build an eight‑story, 219‑unit mixed-use building at 3800 W. 6th St., a scaled-down plan for a lot once pitched for a 21‑story tower.

Five new TDR Development homes in Hidden Hills hit the market Wednesday, with asking prices from about $16M to nearly $40M and heavy luxury amenities. The project leans on scarcity and a tax exemption that separates Hidden Hills from L.A. city enclaves.

A famed Pasadena Tudor that doubled as Wayne Manor and a Bridesmaids backdrop is asking $32 million after a $20.5M off‑market sale last year.

The 36‑unit Carlton Apartments in Hollywood sold Wednesday for about $7.6 million, a price below its 2017 sale that highlights shifting valuations for smaller multifamily deals.

The City Planning Commission approved a 76‑unit expansion at 2413 N. Silver Lake Blvd. Six units are reserved for very‑low‑income households amid tenant concerns.

Plans filed with the city show a six‑story, 95‑unit affordable building proposed for 5139 N. Colfax Ave in Valley Village, tapping housing incentives to boost scale.