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Melrose Triangle Gets Another New Look. Now Can They Build It?

There’s a new look for West Hollywood’s infamous hole in the ground — the Melrose Triangle. Whether we’ll ever see it built is another story. The Charles Company released another set of renderings for its long-delayed project at 9060 Santa Monica Boulevard. The infamous property at the intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard, Melrose Avenue and Almont Drive.

West Hollywood, CA · 1d
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West Hollywood Tracks Vacancy Rates, Not Which Storefronts Sit Empty

West Hollywood can tell you its office vacancy rate ticked up and its retail rate ticked down. What its own paperwork still could not do, as of an October 2025 council item, was name the vacant units, say how long they had sat empty, or explain why. That gap is...

West Hollywood, CA · 1d
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Council Preview: City Eyes Deal to Build 301 Affordable Homes on City-Owned Land Near Downtown

At next Tuesday’s City Council meeting, the council will consider a deal to sell seven city-owned parcels near the Expo station to a developer proposing 301 affordable apartments, along with a large self-storage facility (Agenda, Item 4J.) The item is currently on the consent calendar, meaning staff expects it to be uncontroversial and pass unanimously.

Santa Monica, CA · 1d
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LA City Council Moves to Ease ADU Construction Rules

Los Angeles homeowners with pending accessory dwelling unit (ADU) projects could soon see relief from costly stormwater requirements that have delayed residential construction. The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously, 14-0, to move forward with a proposal that would simplify approval requirements for certain small residential projects submitted before the...

Los Angeles, CA · 2d
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Inland Empire Rents Set to Climb Fastest in SoCal Through 2029, USC Forecast Finds

Southern California renters should brace for higher bills no matter where they live, but nowhere will the climb be steeper than the Inland Empire, according to a forecast the University of Southern California released Tuesday. Riverside and San Bernardino counties, treated together as a single Inland Empire market in the forecast, are projected to see average annual rent growth of 2.4% over the next three years — the fastest pace among five Southern California markets studied.

Southern California, CA · 2d

DMR News

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The Taylor Weiner Team Gives Self-Employed Southern California Borrowers a Path Forward After a Bank Says No

Seal Beach mortgage team powered by Lower, LLC focuses on non-QM home loans for business owners, 1099 contractors and real estate investors across California The Taylor Weiner Team, a Seal Beach mortgage team led by Sr. Mortgage Advisor Taylor Weiner (NMLS 263090) and powered by Lower, LLC (NMLS 1124061), is putting its focus on non-QM […]

Seal Beach, CA · 3d

latination.com

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California beachfront home becomes the most wanted after a wave destroys it

The unique luxury property is a beachfront home in Long Beach that captured the attention of the community and investors. The destructive waves of Tropical Storm Rachel triggered a drastic price drop to attract real estate developers. Speculators see this coastal disaster as a golden opportunity amid high construction interest...

Long Beach, CA · 5d

CBS LA

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Southern California rent to rise through 2029, USC forecast says

In their economic report for the next three years, USC researchers forecast that rents in Southern California will grow 1.4% to 2.4% between 2026 and 2029.

Los Angeles County, CA · 3d

KPBS

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San Diego apartment boom helps ease rent pressures, USC forecast says

San Diego County rents are expected to rise through 2029, but a recent boom in apartment construction helped make the county more affordable than neighboring Orange County, according to a University of Southern California forecast released Tuesday. The USC Lusk Center for Real Estate's Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast projects...

San Diego County, CA · 3d

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November 10, 1907: Story of L.A. Real Estate Is Dislocation, Dislocation, Dislocation

Note: This is an encore post from 2006. What sort of monument do we leave for real estate developers? For John B. Althouse, who built hundreds of homes in the Wilshire district, as well as the West Adams district and the San Gabriel Valley, the answer might be nondescript offices and vacant lots.

Los Angeles, CA · 4d

Hey SoCal / Civic News

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Horvath announces bid to become county’s 1st elected CEO

Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath announced Monday that she is running to become the county’s first elected chief executive officer, a powerful new position created under a government overhaul approved by voters in 2024. Horvath, 44, was a leading supporter of Measure G, which called for sweeping...

Los Angeles County, CA · 3d

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Hollywood's Godfrey Hotel Faces Foreclosure Over $59.1 Million Loan Default

The Godfrey Hotel Hollywood, a 220-room property on Cahuenga Boulevard that opened just five years ago, is now in trouble with its lenders. A group led by an AllianceBernstein fund has taken the first step toward foreclosing on $59.1 million of debt tied to the hotel, after its owners failed to pay off a loan that matured this year.

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

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What Should Landlords Ask Before Hiring A Property Manager? Advice From A Los Angeles Broker

Hiring a property manager is one of the biggest decisions a landlord makes, whether the rental is in a small town or a major city. Jesse Sasomsup helps owners make that decision in Los Angeles, California, a market where local rental rules change often and a misstep can be costly.

Los Angeles, CA · 4d

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USC students react to Nithya Raman’s victory over Karen Bass

City Councilmember Nithya Raman is set to become Los Angeles’ next mayor after defeating incumbent Karen Bass by more than five percentage points, the Associated Press reported Thursday. Raman is the latest democratic socialist to be elected mayor of a major U.S. city, following Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New...

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

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California Big-City Mayors Want At Least $1 Billion In State Funding to Fight Homelessness

The bipartisan California Big City Mayors coalition called on the next governor and Legislature to guarantee at least $1 billion annually in homelessness funding, expand mental health treatment and rein in litigation costs straining municipal budgets during an Oct. 30 summit at Riverside City Hall. With affordable housing at the...

California · 6d

Santa Monica Mirror

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Santa Monica Borderlands React as Westside Divides Over Mayoral Race

As voters across Westside Los Angeles evaluate the political landscape following the mayoral contest, Santa Monica residents and business operators along the city line are closely watching regional leadership shifts. The adjoining Los Angeles precincts revealed stark divisions across neighboring communities. While established enclaves further north aligned behind Karen Bass, denser transit corridors immediately east broke heavily for Nithya Raman, taking 55 to nearly 70 percent of the vote in Sawtelle and Palms.

Santa Monica, CA · 5d

westsidetoday.com

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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 · 5d

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Seven Years Later, Eleven One Eleven Breaks Ground

Lincoln Property Company and McCourt Partners announced the groundbreaking of ElevenOneEleven, a new mixed-use development in Culver City on November 5, 2026. The long vacant parcel at the nexus of Jefferson and Sepulveda Boulevards, which was the subject of multiple community meetings pre-pandemic, is being turned into 344 multifamily housing units. This will include 52 affordable units, along with 2,000 square feet of retail and 17,520 square feet of publicly accessible outdoor space.

Culver City, CA · 4d