Protecting Your Family and Assets During Unexpected Legal Crises California Legal Implications: The Necessity of Crisis Planning On Wednesday, federal authorities raided the home and office of Los Angeles Unified School District... Read more »
Los Angeles officials are sketching out a roadmap to fight one of Sacramento’s most aggressive housing mandates. In November, the Los Angeles City Council directed the city’s Planning Department to craft a... Read more »
Los Angeles County has a long way to go before fixing its housing shortage after decades of building too little housing to meet growing demand. Over a 40-year period since the 1970s,... Read more »
Housing production in Los Angeles is poised to pick up even more as a new adaptive reuse law goes into effect this month. The Citywide Adaptive Reuse Ordinance makes it easier for... Read more »
Rent price changes in San Francisco and Los Angeles over the past year tell a tale of two very different cities. San Francisco rents in January were up 13 percent from a... Read more »
If you missed the Los Angeles State of the City, don’t worry. That’s because a firm grip on where the mayor stands on proposed reforms for Measure United to House L.A. —... Read more »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has signed off on more than $40 million in loans for affordable housing developments across the county. Overall, the county has approved nearly $43.8 million... Read more »
When it comes to converting real estate into self-storage facilities, L.A. leads the way. Los Angeles is one of the top markets in the country for redeveloping properties into self-storage, L.A. Business... Read more »
The Los Angeles City Council signed off on a $90 million subsidy program for Palisades fire victims. On Tuesday, the city council unanimously approved the funding for costs associated with rebuilding properties... Read more »
Los Angeles County deal flow bounced back last week as signed contracts ticked up. Across Los Angeles County, 22 homes went into contract for the seven days ended Feb. 1, which was... Read more »