Construction crews have started work on a six‑story, 37‑unit ED1 affordable building at 1734 S. Barrington in Sawtelle, replacing a 1950s triplex.

Governor Newsom announced eight Homekey+ awards that will create 443 supportive homes statewide, including dozens reserved for veterans.

A cleared lot on Motor Avenue is set for a seven‑story, 250‑unit Wiseman Residential building that includes 30 units for extremely low‑income renters.

A rift opened in Santa Monica’s pro-housing coalition after Santa Monica Forward opposed a ballot push to allow housing on airport land, escalating a fight over the city’s post-closure plans.

A newly built seven-bedroom Huntington Palisades estate lists near $12M, offering about 8,000 sq ft, a chef’s kitchen, private theater and a pool. The listing is with Jacqueline Chernov.

The Judson, a 60-unit Beaux-Arts loft building at 424 S. Broadway, sold for $14.7M in a Kidder Mathews-brokered deal. The property was converted from a 1906 office building and marketed with Mills Act tax advantages.

Pasadena City Council will hear an appeal March 2 over a four‑story Caltech R&D building proposed next to St. Philip the Apostle School. Neighbors cite safety, height and traffic concerns.

A three-story, 27-unit Santa Monica apartment complex north of Wilshire has hit the market for the first time in more than 40 years. Brokers pitch it as a value-add coastal play.

Davante Adams has relisted his 11,000-sq-ft Summerlin mansion at $14.999M after a $2.5M cut from last year’s ask; public records show he paid about $11.4M in 2022.

A NASA‑funded, satellite-based study finds Southern California added about 500 acres of beach from 1984–2024, but the gains are uneven and concentrated near engineered sites.

A full‑floor Gordon Rees lease at One California Plaza provides a rare boost to the receivership‑managed tower, though downtown LA still faces high vacancy.

The City Planning Commission signed off on an eight-story, 220-unit mixed-use building at Pico and Crenshaw, including 35 income-restricted units and ground-floor retail.

Hudson Pacific posted a $572M loss for 2025 after a costly Quixote write‑down, even as office leasing rebounded and the REIT sold assets to shore up liquidity. Leadership says more disposals and deleveraging are coming.