Jenna Chandler is the editor of Curbed LA. She oversees the site's editorial operations and writes about housing. Before joining Curbed in 2016, she was a staff writer at the Orange County Register, a senior local editor at Patch, and a reporter for the Porterville Recorder in California's San Joaquin Valley. Raised in Los Angeles and Orange counties, she always puts "the" in front of freeway names (but never before PCH). She has lived in Long Beach and Santa Monica; today she lives between Pailin Thai Cuisine and Griffith Park.
This vintage furniture store is giving its profits to LA food bank
MidcenturyLA is putting dozens of pieces on sale.
Here’s what $660K buys around LA
Options include a compact home in Mt. Washington and a 1950s house with citrus trees in the Valley.
Los Angeles issues ‘safer-at-home’ order. Here’s what it means.
It "does not mean restrictions from going outside," and "it does not mean isolation."
6,000 shelter beds to open at rec centers in ‘unprecedented’ action to house LA’s homeless
The plan is to house 6,000 people, with 1,600 beds opening at 13 locations by Sunday night.
Stopping foreclosures, protecting renters—LA braces for economic fallout from coronavirus
"You will not lose your housing during this crisis because you can’t make the rent," says Mayor Eric Garcetti.
For $589K, condo in West Hollywood’s glamorous Hayworth Gardens
Built in 1929 and still elegant.
Touched up Bronson Canyon beauty asks $3M
Tastefully and stylishly updated.
Should you buy a home in LA in 2020?
The decision to buy a home in a region in the throes of a housing crisis is much more than a financial one. And it’s not one that can be answered with a simple "yes" or "no."
Here’s what $529K buys around LA
Options include a Tujunga bungalow and a Silver Lake condo with sweeping views.
This company is building backyard homes at no cost to Los Angeles homeowners
But homeowners have to be willing to rent out the units.