It’s a special edition of sorts, with a “landlords want their money” column, and “they’ll do whatever it takes to get it” theme. In the case of One California Plaza, it’s a... Read more »
As Los Angeles regulatory policies and increasing operating costs drive out mom-and-pop landlords, the city’s rental landscape is undergoing an ownership shift with implications for pricing and housing stock quality. “Demand to... Read more »
On a Tuesday evening in Eagle Rock, used-bookstore owners Jeremy and Debbie Kaplan were closing up for the day when a stranger rushed through the entrance. He tossed an envelope onto the... Read more »
The Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles’ partial win in its lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles may ease the financial burden and risk for local multifamily property owners to a... Read more »
The Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles has scored a partial victory in its legal battle with the City of Los Angeles, as the court ruled to overturn one of two ordinances... Read more »
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is set to announce a plan Thursday to cut insurance costs for owners of affordable and rent-stabilized housing, targeting one of the most punishing expenses for... Read more »
Investors continue to command a meaningful share of U.S. home purchases, even as higher mortgage rates and softer demand slow the broader housing market. While large institutional buyers once dominated the market,... Read more »
A group of renters in the U.S. say their landlords are using software to deliver inflated rent hikes. “We’ve been told as tenants by employees of Equity that the software takes empathy... Read more »
The clock is ticking for mom-and-pop landlords in Los Angeles County seeking rent relief. Qualifying landlords in L.A. County have until Jan. 12 to apply for $68.6 million in rent relief to... Read more »