Martin Gelber's 1978 Crestwood Hills home, praised by John Lautner, hits the market after his widow rebuilt it but couldn't bring herself to move back in.

Wood framing is climbing at 6728 Sepulveda Blvd, where a pool deck, breezeway and rooftop are planned alongside deed-restricted units.

Jackson Square Properties now owns the 544-unit Shores waterfront community, its second big Marina del Rey buy since 2019.

Four homes on Kingsley Drive would give way to a five-story, all-modular complex with no on-site parking.

The seven-story project at Garvey and Garfield swaps condos for rentals and leans on a new state law to skip full environmental review.

St. Genevieve Parish Schools unveiled a 300-seat theater with a full fly-tower and orchestra pit as students returned this week.

The Olson Company paid a hefty premium for a vacant Blue Shield campus, with plans for gated townhomes and eight below-market units.

The 1970s mall is now rubble in Warner Center, making way for a Rams headquarters, 3,100 homes and a bandshell park.

The Landing swaps a former Jet Car Wash for studios starting at $2,335 a month, with only 11 units set aside as affordable.

The 7.7-acre Firestone Boulevard site will get single-family homes, townhomes and a 130-room hotel after a long fight over Norwalk's housing rules.

State density and parking laws let two Hollywood-adjacent lots swap single-family homes for 52 income-restricted units.

A new study finds Los Angeles County homeowners don't outnumber renters until age 59, while Riverside County hits that mark by 39.

A surface parking lot at 2306 W. Jefferson would give way to 35 apartments and ground-floor retail under a new filing.