How abandoned office buildings in L.A. could be transformed into $1,000 a month studio apartments
A new report from Gensler and the Pew Charitable Trust proposes converting old office buildings into SRO-style housing.
L.A. city attorney alleges mega real estate firm Blueground engaged in price gouging
The Los Angeles city attorney's office has filed a lawsuit against real estate firm Blueground, alleging it violated anti-price-gouging rules in place because of the fires.
L.A. ranks 3rd among cities with office-to-apartment conversions in the works
Los Angeles’ stock of office-to-residential conversion projects has grown, with the pipeline of new apartments built out of ...
Nasser Matloob eyes 46-unit apartment complex in Tarzana
Beverly Hills-based developer led by Nasser Matloob has filed revised plans to build the six-story building in Tarzana.
L.A. City Council committee rejects rent freeze, advances eviction protection proposal
The Los Angeles City Council's Housing and Homelessness Committee on Wednesday rejected a proposal for a rent freeze, but ...
Newsom temporarily changes rent rules for some LA mansions in wake of fires
In order to make full use of available LA rental properties, Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order to change some rent ...
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Mansion rent rule changes
In order to make full use of available rental properties, Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order to change some rent rules. Why it matters: The post-burn ban on major rent hikes across Los ...
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An Inside Look at Beverly Hills’ Only Private Member’s Club, Where Wine, Steaks, and Caviar Rule
Beverly Hills welcomed Gravitas, one of the newest private clubs in Los Angeles. The club comes from former Pistola partner ...