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The $2 million homes will sit on former Keller ISD land, with one council member voting no over lot-size concerns.
The 25-foot-wide carriage house behind Washington Square Park once sheltered Pollock and Lee Krasner while a friend was away.
The six-story 1001 Vallejo St. home once hid an opium den and a Sally Stanford brothel. Now it wants $25 million.
A broker now lists townhomes at the former Par 3 course, but neighbors worry about traffic, height and water strain.
Demolition crews hit the Belvedere shoreline last week as a residents’ group appeals bulkhead permits and seeks to stop bulkhead work.
A&C Ventures wants 127 rentals across three downtown Tiburon lots, about 1.6 times the town's 79-unit housing-element projection for the sites.
The average L.A. County home is 58 years old, and small landlords can't always afford repairs. Experts warn the clock is ticking.
Linda Jones-Woodley reported a $54.75 electricity bill in October, compared with $184.62 a year earlier. The county program is expected to complete upgrades by September 30, 2026.
High Street Residential sought a two-year extension in 2024, citing difficult commercial real estate financing conditions.
The Philadelphia landlord's 341-unit luxury tower near The Domain traded as the firm races past its 2026 sales target.
All 13 units are already on the market, each with elevator-ready garages and views steps from the Swamp Rabbit Trail.
Half the old Sunshine Cleaners building is already gone after repeated car crashes, and Cheviot's mayor says a city takeover is still years away.
The Beverly Drive estate has stayed in Nancy Miller's family since 1964, with Oriental Hotel timbers still intact.
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