A long-dormant hotel site on Harvard Boulevard could become 114 income-restricted apartments with zero parking spots.

The two towers house transplant suites and radiology clinics tied directly to the hospital by skybridge.

The nearly 100-acre Santa Clarita Valley estate failed to sell at auction over the summer and has now returned to the open market.

Bridge Logistics Properties snapped up the 21.3-acre Lakeland Road site after tracking it with Colliers for roughly four years.

The vacant pharmacy site on Pico between Fairfax and Masselin is finally becoming 48 apartments, five reserved for extremely low-income renters.

Balaciano Group's seven-story Q Erwin project would add live/work units and a hotel component near the former Promenade mall.

A vacant Covina campus that drew an unconfirmed report involving three people is becoming 104 condos with a small park and landscaped areas.

A single-family home at 9537 Lemona Avenue, sold for about $1.1 million this year, would be razed for 10 new homes.

Uncommon's North Westwood project would raze a 1939 courtyard complex for 88 apartments, including 34 affordable units.

A resident group says a Redondo Beach court ruling dooms Newport Beach's housing overlays, and wants projects frozen until the city fixes its plan.

The median price has never been higher, and 2026 is already the busiest sales year in five.

The tennis legend and Scandal singer are selling their Paradise Cove estate but holding onto a smaller Malibu ranch house nearby.

G3 Urban wants to build 60 homes on 4.37 acres near Compton Creek, leaning on a state law the city can't easily block.