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In the ongoing return-to-office debate, Los Angeles is taking a very laissez-faire approach. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass hasn’t taken an official stance publicly on whether the city’s workforce will…

Downtown Los Angeles could become livelier as federal workers return to more than 1 million square feet of offices across the city next month. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management gave federal ag…

Hackman Capital Partners has scaled back plans for its $1.25 billion redevelopment of Television City in L.A.’s Fairfax District. The Culver City-based property investor was expected to file revised …

Though several of L.A.’s poshest neighborhoods have rebounded from earlier this year to command higher prices, softness in the single-family luxury market remains, with fewer sales and declining inven…

Buyers hoping to find a good deal in Williamsburg may have waited too long. After years of uncertainty in the neighborhood over the pending L train shutdown, prices, deals and interest have all shot b…

Los Angeles County voters favor building dense apartments in urban areas in exchange for allowing fewer homes in fire-prone areas. To compensate for restricting homebuilding in fire-prone communities…

Culver City has become the latest Los Angeles-area city to adopt new rent control measures. The city council voted 4-1 to adopt a temporary 3 percent annual cap on rent hikes and tenant protections in…

It’s been two months since devastating wildfires tore through Los Angeles County, leaving behind scorched earth, shattered communities and a long road to recovery. The fires devoured over 16,000 hom…

In an extraordinarily rare meeting of the minds, L.A. tenant advocates and landlords both supported the idea of legalizing “bootlegged” apartments, the illegal spaces walled off in existing apartment …

The Neighborhood Integrity Initiative, now known as Measure S on the March ballot, could deprive Los Angeles of an estimated $1.9 billion in economic output, according to a new report commissioned by …

José Huizar, who represented Los Angeles’ 14th District in the City Council for over 19 years, has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for accepting bribes from real estate developers. It’s a momen…

UPDATED, Feb. 2, 2024, 12:13 p.m.: When MacFarlane Partners finished Park Fifth, a 347-unit apartment tower in Downtown Los Angeles, the developer expected the property to be almost fully occupied, w…

An end to the Hollywood entertainment strikes could bode well for local real estate. Pending deals to end the five-month labor stoppage in Los Angeles could boost local home sales, Mansion Global re…

If you wanted to sell a home in the Bay Area this year for more than $20 million, Woodside and Atherton were pretty much the only places you could do it. Outside of a few San Francisco and Marin sales…

An emergency order by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to create more affordable housing is displacing residents from rent-controlled apartments who can’t afford to move. Scores of residents have to relo…

Nearly half the house-share listings in Los Angeles may be illegal. That’s the conclusion of a new study that found city enforcement of a three-year-old law aimed at regulating short-term rentals on p…

KBS’ Marc DeLuca (KBS, Getty) When Marc DeLuca was named CEO of KBS Realty Advisors in 2022, interest rates were low and insiders were still hopeful workers would go back to the office. SInce then …

Thousands of votes remain uncounted, but election returns indicate that Measure ULA, the City of Los Angeles’ controversial transfer tax measure, is on track for a big win — and the measure’s advocate…

The evidence is everywhere. Downtown L.A. is growing fast. Gleaming new high-rises, like the 56-story, 684-unit Thea at Metropolis on 8th Street and the 35-story, 450-unit Perla on Broadway command th…

From left: Kilroy Realty's Joh Kilroy and California Business Roundtable's president Robert Lapsley (Kilroy Realty, Getty, College Campaign) A new state ballot initiative backed by Kilroy Realty is ho…