Miami scored just 29 out of 100 on a new national grading system, even as Jacksonville and Palm Bay cracked the top 10.

An $11.5 million Arcadia estate is selling off everything inside before a major renovation transforms the home.

Regency Plaza traded hands at a 20% discount from its 2019 price, even as it sits 83% leased with new tenants signing on.

A 927-apartment overhaul kicks off in Bedford-Stuyvesant and beyond, while a Navy Yard model unit shows off heat pumps and induction stoves.

Chaminade College Prep launches a $66 million project with a new pool, baseball field and a pedestrian bridge over Saticoy Street.

Metro-owned land near Koreatown may hold 196 apartments, a community garden and a transit plaza.

A city report finds San Francisco owns enough land for thousands of homes, but red tape and cash gaps keep it locked up.

Strauss Investments picked up the 157,190-square-foot Commons at Valencia, inheriting a tenant roster that includes Wells Fargo and Edward Jones.

Hidden Valley residents plan to announce legal action Saturday against a triplex, saying old deed restrictions still require single-family homes.

The Parker Electric Foundation's arts venue remained active after an entity headed by its founder defaulted on a $1.65 million loan; the lender took ownership of the historic building.

Regent Properties wants to turn a 19-acre former transmitter site on Burbank Boulevard into single-family homes and townhomes.

A 1960s commercial building on North California Avenue will give way to nine two-story homes, each with its own garage and two front decks, one on the first floor and one on the second.

Wood framing is going up on a six-story, fully income-restricted building near Washington and La Brea.