A vacant LDS chapel site on Centinela Avenue is slated to become 120 affordable apartments plus a nonprofit headquarters.

A Pico-Robertson nonprofit wants to replace a preschool and auto shop on Robertson Boulevard with 79 apartments.

Two Santa Monica property owners settled after inspectors found incomplete reports and unverified tenant income at two buildings.

A 1.2-acre Fenton Avenue parcel in Sylmar could become 10 small-lot homes, each with its own junior ADU.

The $690-per-square-foot deal brings a French brasserie and a Lagree studio to the old G-Son Studios block.

Villa Moura homeowners in San Clemente face $26,000 roof assessments, with one 81-year-old resident saying she may have to sell.

The South LA project will house families earning 30% to 70% of area median income, with on-site financial literacy and wellness programs.

The three-year moratorium lets Eaton Fire survivors still build ADUs or split lots, but blocks bigger density projects.

CRMLS says it won't back down from fining agents who market office-exclusive listings, and it's building a war chest to prove it.

The 426 S. Hill Street landmark sat finished but empty since 2014 — now Votana restaurant debuts October 15.

The Bijans, who bought the compound from Swift in 2018, are now selling the 1.5-acre estate with its own pickleball court.

The billionaire won't live there — he's treating the foreclosed Winnick mansion as an investment.

The coworking giant will open an Indy-branded outpost in a Playa Vista building that's sat empty since before the pandemic.