If you’re a California resident concerned about protecting your family’s financial future, recent findings reveal a troubling trend: 20% of young adults aged 25-34 now rely on inheritance rather than pensions to... Read more »
A pre-Thanksgiving move-in led by Pacific Coast Healthcare at a vacant building on Ocean Avenue in Santa Monica has reignited tensions between Santa Monica officials, affluent neighbors and prominent Los Angeles developer... Read more »
Vacations are a priority for most people. In fact, a survey by Marriott Bonvoy found that 91% of Americans plan to travel in 2026 and almost half intend to do so more... Read more »
The distinctive former headquarters of the Christian media company Trinity Broadcasting Network in Costa Mesa has sold for $44.5 million, clearing the way for new housing. The purchase of the ornate palazzo-style... Read more »
The New York City Council has approved the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure for Totem’s Herkimer-Williams proposal. The mixed-use hub in Brooklyn’s East New York neighborhood will add up to 1,000 rental units, along... Read more »
Affordability is also emerging as the central fault line of next year’s elections. Polls show the cost of living eclipses other issues as the top concern among voters, and both major political... Read more »
In recent weeks, President Trump has increasingly focused on “affordability” as a top priority. When it comes to housing, that means addressing homeownership affordability challenges, which are significant by historical standards. According... Read more »
The historic Norms on La Cienega Boulevard will not be changed into a fast-food chicken joint, according to the building’s owner. Raising Cane’s, the restaurant chain that owns the iconic Googie-style diner,... Read more »
The New York City Council this week narrowly passed a housing plan backed by Mayor Eric Adams (D) known as “City of Yes,” which calls for the construction of 82,000 new homes... Read more »
President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants could threaten one of the few bright spots in housing over the last few years: new home construction. Mass deportations would hit... Read more »