A billionaire beverage mogul is slimming down his real estate holdings in Los Angeles and across the Western United States in a nine-figure bet on the next wave of tech wealth. Russ... Read more »
🏆 The largest new development to secure permits last week was in Toluca Lake for the construction of a nearly 12,000-square-foot multifamily building at 4423 North Cartwright Avenue. Bondfield, LLC is behind... Read more »
Los Angeles has one of the deadest downtowns in the world, according to a new survey. Out of 75 of the top cities around the world, L.A. ranked among the lowest for... Read more »
🏆 The largest new development to secure permits last week was in Encino, where plans were filed to build a nearly 46,000-square-foot affordable housing complex at 11033 West Hartsook Street. The six-story... Read more »
The City of Los Angeles has acquired one of the first affordable housing projects completed under its Executive Directive 1. The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles purchased Sands Off... Read more »
In addition to more than 500 industry professionals in attendance, Connect CRE Los Angeles 2026 had a formidable array of speakers. These included the current Mayor, Karen Bass, a former Mayor and current candidate for... Read more »
601W Companies has completed its acquisition of one of Brookfield’s distressed office towers in Downtown Los Angeles. The New York-based firm purchased the 55-story Class A office building at 333 South Grand... Read more »
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 »
The Los Angeles City Council postponed some upzoning mandated by Senate Bill 79 by allowing increased density in areas across the city. The City Council voted unanimously this week in favor of... Read more »
The City of Angels lost nearly 10,000 residents last year. L.A. County lost 62,000. It’s not exactly a mass exodus, but L.A.’s shrinking population is enough to leave a few economists shuddering... Read more »