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How LA addressed its housing shortage with a single megadevelopment
In the 1950s, Park La Brea was built to house 10,000 residents in 18 high-rises and dozens of garden apartments.
AIDS Healthcare Foundation suing to stop Amoeba tower
The store is "a cultural resource," the foundation says. Amoeba sold its property to a developer four years ago for $34 million.
Enchanting 1930s Tudor Revival in Los Feliz by Disney architect asking $2.4M
The hillside home has an abundance of lovely period features, from peg-and-groove mahogany floors to built-in bookcases.
Outlook ‘depressing’ for Metro’s 28 by ’28 goal
At least $3.3 billion in additional funding is needed just to speed up four of the largest projects.
Updated Beverly Grove condos designed by Egyptian Theatre architect hit the market
Formerly rent-controlled apartments, they were emptied out and almost demolished.
Hollywood: Where a penthouse rents for $30K per month
The penthouses are emblematic of Hollywood’s "renaissance"—and they highlight the extremes in LA’s housing market.
Exceptional midcentury modern by Buff, Straub, and Hensman in Pasadena asking $5M
Located on a verdant lot overlooking the Arroyo Seco, the post and beam recently appeared in "Transparent" and was once owned by Beck.
1920s Hollywoodland home offers hillside views from almost every room for $2.2M
Located on the fringes of Griffith Park.
Mayor announces more ‘sensitive’ approach to cleanup around homeless encampments
Under the new approach, homeless residents might also be trained and hired to clean city streets and sidewalks themselves, Garcetti says.
LA leaders say scooter companies must ‘do better’
Among their complaints: The devices continue to be parked improperly.