Results for “la crescenta”

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• From Curbed SF

Here’s where to get sandbags in the Bay Area

Be prepared.

What $2,100 rents in LA right now

See what that price gets in five Los Angeles neighborhoods, including Pasadena and Mid-City.

Earthquake faults crisscross LA. Is it safe to tunnel here?

Subway tunnels are not immune to damage during earthquakes—but they’re probably safer than skyscrapers. Here’s why.

Is it cheaper to rent or buy in Los Angeles?

A new report crunches the numbers.

Cheery Spanish-style townhouse asks $1M near Sunset Strip

The small complex is organized around fountains and courtyards.

Plans to build LA’s new tallest tower on Bunker Hill moving forward

If built, the 77-story skyscraper from developer Shenzhen New World Group would be a record-breaker.

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Bronx’s historic post office building, set for transformation, gets new owners

The building is in contract for more than $70 million.

FBI probe of Jose Huizar looking closely at Downtown development

Developers named in search warrant are working on some of Downtown LA’s biggest and most high-profile projects.

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Oakland declared Bay Area’s ‘most stressed’ city

And 19th most stressful nationwide.

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• The Curbed guide to Southern California’s deserts

Arthur Elrod and the vibrant, modern interiors of Palm Springs

For clients that included Lucille Ball, the prolific designer blended minimalist interiors, bulky furniture pieces, and opulent antiques.