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‘Where should I go?’: Developer evicting Koreatown tenants to build new apartments

The developer is using the federal government’s Opportunity Zone program.

LA’s NFL stadium—host of Super Bowl 2022—is nearly finished

The $2.6 billion venue is on track to open this summer Inglewood.

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Actor James Jagger lists beguiling Silver Lake home for $1.3M

Walking distance to the reservoir and bars and restaurants.

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7 ways to bring ‘modern farmhouse’ charm into your kitchen 

From an Instagram-ready setup to a kitchen in a real 1880s farmhouse, here’s a big load of inspiration for indulging in your modern farmhouse dreams.

‘Exciting’ Hollywood Boulevard makeover unveiled. But don’t call it radical.

Wider sidewalks, bike lanes—and room for cars.

Spanish-style bungalow with two bedrooms, backyard asks $659K in Lomita

It would make a great starter home.

For women, ‘living on the streets in Los Angeles is dangerous and traumatic’

A new survey illuminates the urgent need for safe spaces and housing.

California Senate deals final blow to density bill SB 50

The legislation returned for reconsideration today, and failed to pass.

6 open houses to check out around LA this weekend

Including a vintage Highland Park Craftsman and a revamped three-bedroom in Leimert Park

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The midcentury architect who liberated women

For forward-thinking Angelenos, Greta Magnusson Grossman’s modern design ethos was gospel.

The Curbed Los Angeles moving guide

Everything you need to know to make the city your home.

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Will upzoning neighborhoods make homes more affordable?

Cities and states across the country are proposing new upzoning laws to combat the housing crisis. Will they work?

What $2,500 rents you in LA

Options include an updated two-bedroom in Koreatown and an apartment with a garden in Hollywood.

Silver Lake’s largest residential property seeks $6M

On 4.44 acres above the reservoir, the custom-designed home has a pool, tennis court, and spectacular views.

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1980s concrete treehouse for sale for $5.5M in Pacific Palisades

It’s all concrete, glass, and steel, and from the interior, "it feels like you could reach out and touch the trees."

Here’s what $1.6M buys around LA right now

Picks include a revamped Spanish-style that’s walking distance to LACMA.

How to fix (almost) anything in your LA neighborhood

From filing a noise complaint to getting a tree planted on your block.

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How to end traffic

European cities offer a roadmap for life with fewer cars.

Can LA actually fix its homeless crisis?

"We’re going to have a hard time catching up, even with all the resources in the world," says the head of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority.

AIDS Healthcare Foundation sells Hollywood property to hotel developer

The nonprofit has often squared off against developers.

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The very best hotels in Palm Springs

If you’re going to book a stay in Palm Springs, do it at one of these luscious hotels. Picks include private bungalows, sleek suites, and budget-friendly rooms.

A guide to the subway formerly known as the Red Line

Now called the B Line, it reaches some of the most iconic landmarks in Los Angeles.

7 Los Angeles streets that should go car-free

If San Francisco can do Market Street—why can’t Los Angeles do Hollywood Boulevard?

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Mapping the development explosion around LA Live

South Park is the fastest growing neighborhood in Downtown LA.

Glamorous 1920s Mediterranean in Whitley Heights asking $2M

The picture windows steal the show.

To save potential landmarks, LA wants more notice of demolitions

Councilmember Paul Koretz wants to double the amount of time the city has to review older structures "before they are lost forever."

Neutra’s Taylor House, tucked in the Verdugos, seeks $1.8M

The glass-walled house is surrounded by trees and rolling hills.

In 10 years, home prices grew the most in these LA neighborhoods

Most of the neighborhoods are in South Los Angeles.

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Rent control in LA, explained

Here’s how the local laws work.

See how much LA’s skyline changed in 10 years

As photos from 2009 and 2019 prove, developers descended on Downtown Los Angeles this decade.

6 open houses to check out around LA this weekend

Including an elegant Glendale Monterey Colonial with its own stream and a rustic cabin in Beachwood Canyon.

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The ultimate guide to renting in Los Angeles

Everything you need to know about renting in LA.

Homeless residents want permission to camp at Echo Park Lake

"They’re trying to evict us," said one camp resident. "We’re here taking a stand."

San Pedro Public Market cleared to start construction

The first phase of the revamped waterfront could open as early as 2021.

Dashing 1920s Spanish-style in historic Pasadena district seeks $1.65M

Two kitchens, an outdoor fireplace, and a stunning sun room.

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7 ways you can help the homeless in Los Angeles

From donating goods to advocating for more housing, here’s how to help tackle the crisis.

‘Bungalowland’

Train lines and kit houses made Jefferson Park the textbook streetcar suburb.

Western novelist’s former Altadena estate for sale $4M

It’s ready for a new chapter.

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Across LA, 13 cute starter homes for sale right now

From Long Beach to Burbank, and all priced at $699,000 or less.