Opponents of rent control and rent stabilization are dialing up their vocal opposition to the housing affordability tactic as an “empty promise,” even as more major U.S. cities move to strengthen tenant... Read more »
Ongoing supply and affordability challenges in the housing market have frustrated many homeowners who have looked to trade up or relocate for various reasons. In response, some consumers have turned to renovation... Read more »
Nearly half of renovating homeowners say they’re targeting outdoor projects to upgrade their home’s curb appeal. They’re adding decks and porches, landscaping and more, with “improving aesthetics” as their chief goal, according... Read more »
California mortgage tech firm Blend Labs narrowed its loss in 2023 by expanding its consumer banking footprint and growing its mortgage consumer base. The San Francisco-based company reported a non-GAAP net loss... Read more »
Los Angeles County already has the largest inventory of indoor filmable sound stages in the U.S. at 389 stages totaling 5.4 million square feet, Cushman & Wakefield reported. That figure could more than... Read more »
While the number of ED1 projects is poised to accelerate this year, a growing number of developers and advocates question the math behind it. Soon after assuming office, L.A. Mayor Karen Bass... Read more »
Based on early data from its Market Review, 2024 is already looking to be a promising year for vacation rentals after a frustrating 2023. Mark your calendars for the ultimate real estate... Read more »
TA Partners hovers on the brink of losing two large multifamily projects in Irvine, after defaulting on $200 million in loans from Mack Real Estate. Mack has scheduled a foreclosure auction for... Read more »
Irvine, the fastest-growing city in Orange County, is seeing a rebound of industrial projects after decades of limited development. Nearly 2 million square feet of large industrial projects are either under construction... Read more »
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) faces a potential loss of roughly $7 billion in receipts in 2024, and a failure by Congress to come to terms on certain spending agreements could force... Read more »