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Westside Current

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New Apartments and Public Parks to Reshape Culver City Corner

CULVER CITY - The corner of Jefferson and Sepulveda boulevards is being rebuilt around housing, with 344 apartments and two publicly accessible parks planned. Called ElevenOneEleven, the six-story development at 11111 Jefferson Blvd. has secured $132.7 million in construction financing from Bank OZK. Lincoln Property Co. and McCourt Partners are developing the 3.43-acre property.Construction is underway, with completion expected in late 2028, the Los Angeles Times reported .The project has changed considerably since its original approval. The revised plan adds apartments while sharply reducing commercial space, and the affordable housing count has more than doubled.Culver City approved 230 apartments and 66,500 square feet of commercial uses in 2021. Under revisions approved in May 2025 , the apartment count increased by 114 - nearly 50% - while commercial space dropped to 2,000 square feet. The office component was eliminated.City planners attributed the shift to changes in the commercial real estate market and the push to provide more housing.The revised plan includes 52 affordable apartments, up from 19. Half are designated for very low-income households and half for moderate-income households, according to the city's environmental review.The plans also include outdoor space for the surrounding neighborhood, with two publicly accessible community parks along

Culver City, CA · 1d

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LA City Councilwoman Traci Park pushes to halt Culver City bus-lane project over traffic and density fears

Park claims the transit corridor will jam local side streets and open the area to dense housing projects. Los Angeles City Councilwoman Traci Park is mounting opposition against a neighboring Culver City transit initiative, arguing the plan will funnel commuter gridlock into Council District 11 residential streets and trigger unchecked local development.

Culver City, CA · 1d

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A court-ordered sale is sometimes the cleanest exit from a co-owned house

Your sibling won’t answer your texts, your ex won’t sign a listing agreement, and the house on Marengo holds a mortgage plus forty years of family memories. You’ve offered a buyout. You’ve offered a clean split. Every suggestion died in the group chat. Here’s the part...

Pasadena, CA · 12h

hoodline.com

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Santa Monica Parking Lot Set to Become 110-Unit Tower Near Santa Monica Blvd

A surface parking lot on 5th Street in Santa Monica is on track to become an eight-story apartment building with 110 market-rate units, according to fresh renderings and a staff report tied to the project. The proposal includes a three-level subterranean parking garage and a mix of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments on the west side of 5th Street, just north of Santa Monica Boulevard.

Santa Monica, CA · 3d

Malibu Times

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Financial instability exposed in Malibu mansion development

National newspaper details unraveling of project next to city’s skatepark. The development of one of the ritziest housing enclaves in the U.S., located right here in Malibu, appears to be in financial trouble according to the Wall Street Journal. The national publication specializing in financial issues and the economy published a scathing expose Oct. 30 on Scott Gillen, the developer of five multimillion-dollar homes called “The Case” located on Malibu Road, abutting the city’s new skatepark. The newspaper claims the $500 million project is on the verge of collapse amid bankruptcy filings, mounting debt, and a legal dispute with financial partners. The WSJ report questions Gillen’s management of the project, pricing strategy, and discloses a previously unknown criminal history.

Malibu, CA · 3d

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LA Council Orders Study of AI Rent-Setting Tools Landlords Use Citywide

The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously this week to order a full study of how artificial intelligence tools are being used to set rents across the city, a move that stops short of any new rule but opens the door to one. Council members instructed housing staff to report back with policy recommendations addressing algorithmic rent-setting and other AI technologies used by housing providers, rather than adopting any regulation themselves.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

Westside Current

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Amid Eviction Measure Passage, Opponents Continue Push For Protections

SANTA MONICA - A new Santa Monica eviction measure has officially passed . Now, members of a renter advocacy group say they feel disappointed by the results, but are more motivated than ever to continue their fight. Measure GG grants landlords two new pathways to evict tenants from deed-restricted affordable housing units - If a tenant refuses to provide documentation proving that their income qualifies for the deed restriction, or if their documentation shows they no longer qualify. The measure also changes the maximum fee for registering as a renter for these units. Beginning in 2028, the fee will no longer be capped at $288 - instead, it will be adjusted by up to 5% annually to address inflation. With Measure GG now passed, some advocates are still warning of the risks to Santa Monica's large population of renters. "We're not just talking about evictions. We're talking about communities completely changing," said Loya. "The diversity of our city is at risk." Loya founded Renters United as an advocacy group following a PNA town hall meeting about the measure where she described seeing confusion and worry from her neighbors. She previously told the Westside Current that the group was formed to

Santa Monica, CA · 4d

Westside Current

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Council Seeks Housing Plan for Encampments Near Olympic Venues

LOS ANGELES - With the 2028 Olympics approaching, the Los Angeles City Council wants a plan for addressing encampments near venues and transit routes and identifying resources to move more unhoused residents into housing. A motion approved Friday, Nov. 6, gives senior city officials and relevant departments 90 days to outline the effort. The report must identify potential funding for interim and permanent housing and establish a proposed schedule for putting the plan into action.Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson introduced the motion, which covers preparations for both the Olympic and Paralympic Games.The assignment puts housing capacity alongside the logistics of outreach and encampment resolution. Council members also asked staff to seek Los Angeles County's help expanding capacity in homelessness programs.Councilwoman Ysabel Jurado, chair of the Health and Homelessness Committee, said the preparations should help unhoused residents."Instead of pushing unhoused neighbors to the wayside outside of public view, we can start taking meaningful, proactive measures to confront the crisis with newfound urgency, accountability and coordination," Jurado said.Officials must explain how outreach and encampment resolution would proceed around Olympic venues, transit hubs and transportation corridors, including the timeline and process. The report will also address anticipated response levels during the Games, current response

Los Angeles, CA · 3d

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Garden Grove Housing Authority Seeks Public Input on Local Rent Prices

The Garden Grove Housing Authority, in partnership with the Orange County, Anaheim and Santa Ana housing authorities, is inviting renters to participate in a survey about local rent prices. Responses will help inform updates to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Fair Market Rents. Orange County renters...

Garden Grove, CA · 3d

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L.A. Landlords Convert Tenant Parking Into ADUs, Renters Fight Back in Court

Tracey Ellis has lived in her rent-stabilized apartment near the Sunset Strip since 2001, and her lease has always included a parking space. Now, at 70 years old and relying on a cane or walker because of mobility problems, she fears that could disappear — along with her ability to stay in her home.

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

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Orange County Multifamily Report – October 2026

This market is showing coastal chops. Orange County’s multifamily fundamentals remained comparatively firm in August despite softer occupancy. Advertised asking rents rose 0.3 percent, on a trailing three-month basis to $2,897, ahead of the 0.2 percent U.S. gain to $1,773, while annual growth held at 1.4 percent, 100 basis points above the national rate. The occupancy rate in stabilized properties was tied with San Francisco for the third tightest in the U.S. at 96.4 percent in July, despite dropping 30 basis points year-over-year.

Orange County, CA · 4d

Yahoo!

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LA Tenants Say They're Losing Parking to New ADUs—Now There's a Lawsuit

Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) have recently been celebrated as the perfect solution to the housing crisis. Homeowners across the country have been considering these types of "small houses" for their properties, allowing them to get more space for anything from in-law suites to she-sheds. The support behind ADUs is so...

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

Washington Examiner

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West Hollywood finds time to give legal benefits to throuples

Californians are facing a litany of issues, from high taxes to unaffordable housing to gas prices. In West Hollywood, leaders have finally decided to deal with a major issue facing their residents: giving legal benefits to throuples. The West Hollywood City Council unanimously approved an ordinance recognizing the legality of...

West Hollywood, CA · 4d

Vox

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Can this progressive YIMBY fix one city’s ludicrous housing prices?

It’s notoriously hard to govern Los Angeles, a city that gives its mayor less direct authority over the government than in a city like New York or Chicago. But even so, it’d be hard to do much worse than Karen Bass. Elected mayor of LA in 2022, Bass...

Los Angeles, CA · 3d

The Cool Down

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Two-bedroom apartments listed at $1,062 a month in Los Angeles come with income limits

Floor plans will range from about 400 to 550 square feet.

Los Angeles, CA · 6d