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Voice of OC
Brea Moves to Issue $60 Million Bonds to Build Affordable Senior Housing
This is a community opinion piece. The views are the author’s, not Voice of OC’s. We’re interested in hearing different perspectives and voices. Want to weigh in on this or another issue? Email opinions@voiceofoc.org. The following is a press release from an organization unaffiliated with Voice of...
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hoodline.com
Old Long Beach Auto Shops Give Way to 163 Affordable Homes at Luma Point
A six-story building with 163 income-restricted apartments has risen at 1400 Long Beach Boulevard, where auto-repair shops once lined the corner of 14th Street in Midtown Long Beach. Meta Housing Corp. has completed the project, named Luma Point, and tenant move-ins are already underway. As reported by Urbanize LA, the...
multihousingnews.com
Development Begins on SoCal Affordable Housing for Wildfire Survivors
The project is being built on state-owned land. Community HousingWorks and Laing Cos. have broken ground on Covina Senior Apartments, a $51.5 million, 60-unit affordable property in Covina, Calif. The community will give preference to older households displaced by the January 2025 Los Angeles County wildfires, as well as the victims of future fire disasters.
buildlikenew.com
LA Mansion Tax Wiped Out 9000 New Homes as Developers Fled the City, Study Reveals
Study Finds LA Mansion Tax Killed 9000 Housing Units Before They Were Ever Built I have been tracking Los Angeles […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
layimby.com
Leasing Underway at Luma Point at 1400 Long Beach Boulevard in Long Beach
Luma Point has reached the leasing stage at 1400 Long Beach Boulevard in Midtown Long Beach. The six-story development contains 163 apartments, of which 162 are income-restricted and one is reserved for on-site management. Meta Housing developed the property, The Architects Collective designed the building, and KPRS Construction Services served as general contractor. The project’s leasing website is currently accepting applications and lists move-ins beginning in August 2026.
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Pasadena Senior Moves 2,696 Miles to Be First in MorningStar's New Tower
Maureen Kilar spent 39 years living in Palm Beach County, Florida, before she packed up and moved 2,696 miles across the country to Pasadena, becoming one of the first residents to move into MorningStar's brand-new five-story independent-living building. The 76-suite expansion at 995 S. Fair Oaks Ave. held its grand opening and ribbon-cutting on October 1, with a reception running from 4 to 7 p.m. and the ribbon-cutting ceremony itself taking place at 5 p.m.
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connectcre.com
Torrance Site Featured in 2026 CREDA SoCal Real Estate Challenge
Now in its 29th year, the CREDA SoCal UCLA vs. USC Real Estate Challenge will be held Nov. 19 on the UCLA campus. Each year, the competition pits a five-member graduate student team from the Ziman Center of Real Estate at UCLA’s Anderson School of Business against a five member graduate student team from the Lusk Center at USC’s Marshall School of Business and Price School of Public Policy to determine the highest and best use for a unique parcel of land in Southern California. The two universities are currently tied at 14 wins apiece.
thedowneypatriot.com
Honda World housing plan returns with limited revisions
DOWNEY – A controversial proposal to replace the former Honda World service center with townhomes returns to the Planning Commission on Wednesday with one fewer home and limited design changes following opposition from residents and the commission’s unanimous July vote to deny the project. Meritage Homes’ revised plan...
hoodline.com
LAUSD Advances 600 Affordable Units for Teachers in Woodland Hills, West Hollywood
The Los Angeles Unified School District's board has voted to enter exclusive negotiating agreements with developers for two long-dormant properties, clearing the way for roughly 600 units of affordable and workforce housing in Woodland Hills and West Hollywood. The decision targets a shuttered elementary school campus and a West Hollywood site owned by the district, with construction timelines stretching into 2028 and 2029.
The Home Brief
A Los Angeles Homeowner Priced a New Pool Deck. Both Quotes Included Demolition and Mastic, but the Totals Split.
A homeowner in Los Angeles, California, wanted to replace a 370-square-foot flagstone pool deck with brushed concrete. In a thread from January 2024, the homeowner reported a $5,575 quote and an upper quote of $5,950, then asked whether the prices were reasonable. Both ends of the range were described as covering demolition and mastic between the new deck and the pool coping.
coloradoboulevard.net
Pasadena Rent Stabilization Workshop to Explain Security Deposit Rules
The Pasadena Rent Stabilization Department will hold its final monthly workshop of the calendar year on Tuesday, October 13, at 6:00 pm. The workshop will provide an overview of security deposit rules under Article XVIII of the Pasadena Charter. The workshop will take place at the department’s office, 199 S....
Santa Monica Next
Oelson Says People Would Be ‘Shocked’ by Her Promenade HQ Rent. We’ll Find Out How Shocked on Oct. 22
Before the Ashley Oelson campaign even opened its headquarters in the old Barnes & Noble building on the Promenade, political observers were asking questions. How could a city council campaign, where individual contributions are capped at $1,200 per cycle, possibly afford a storefront campaign headquarters in one of the most expensive pieces of real estate in the world?
Los Angeles Times
Do you rent in L.A. but own elsewhere? We want to hear from you
Buying a home in Los Angeles is out of reach. So some people rent here and buy elsewhere, using the equity on their out-of-town property to help financially. If this sounds like you, talk to us for a potential story.