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.

The blue-tiled building replaces commercial buildings and includes a gym, courtyard and rooftop deck — with five units designated for extremely low-income renters.

The Sunset Boulevard bank now offers fire survivors three years of mortgage forbearance as rebuilding drags on.

The LA-Glendale Water Reclamation Plant will gain new treatment tanks and 18,000 square feet of riverside parkland.

Nearly half of surveyed LAUSD staff have considered quitting over LA rent. The district just moved two housing projects closer to reality.

Gov. Newsom signed SB 799, widening a South Bay trust's power to fund housing for teachers, nurses and other moderate earners.

Four former auto-repair lots on Long Beach Boulevard are now 163 income-restricted apartments, with rents starting around $1,799.

Metro @ Florence Apartments swaps a car wash for 72 supportive-housing units beside the A Line in Florence-Firestone.

A South LA storefront empty since 2021 may reopen as Robles Lounge, with darts, a pool table and a dance floor.

The 1.2-million-square-foot complex at 7th and Flower is for sale, with its empty Macy's space seen as a selling point.

Amazon paid roughly $146 million for two buildings on the 39-acre campus, while LA28 took over the old Forever 21 offices for 28 months.

The Robert K. Ross Center pairs reentry and health services with housing near Men's Central Jail, with Homeboy Industries and St. John's Community Health on board.

ValueRock Realty wants to replace the diner with 138 apartments, including 14 set aside for lower-income renters.