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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.
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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....
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Want to save money in Los Angeles? Try not leaving your home
In Los Angeles, simply stepping outside can make your day expensive. A quick coffee, parking, gas, a meal, or an unplanned stop can turn a casual outing into a much bigger bill, especially in a city where attractions and neighborhoods are spread across a huge area. That is behind the...
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News Release: MorningStar Celebrates the Grand Opening of New Independent Living in Pasadena, California
PASADENA, CA (October 6, 2026) — Co-developers MorningStar Senior Living and The Ovation Group have completed a luxury independent living community as part of the campus of MorningStar of Pasadena in historic Pasadena, California. The property features 76 apartments designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s active seniors.
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Comptom May Welcome a New 60-Home Community Proposed at 2320 North Parmelee Avenue
Plans are advancing for a 60-home residential development at 2320 North Parmelee Avenue in Compton. G3 Urban is identified as the applicant for the 4.37-acre project, which would contain 48 market-rate residences and 12 affordable homes. Each dwelling would rise two stories, with the development capped at 30 feet in height and designed as an all-electric community.
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South LA's Vacant Club Reno Space Could Become Robles Lounge After Five Dark Years
A storefront on West Florence Avenue that sat empty for five years could soon come back to life as Robles Lounge, a proposed bar and entertainment venue planned for 1437 and 1439 West Florence Avenue in South Los Angeles. The space would offer beer and wine for on-site consumption alongside live entertainment and public dancing, according to public filings.
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A California Homeowner’s Roof Was Quoted at $30,500. The Bundled Estimate Left Paint Prep Out.
A homeowner in the Los Angeles–Long Beach area of California needed a new shingle roof and siding for an old house just under 1,100 square feet. In a thread from September 2026, the homeowner described a bundled estimate near $80,000 for that work and possibly exterior paint. Then they looked more closely: the roof line was about $30,500, and the paint price did not include prep.
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Culver City Inks Purchase Option Agreement for Former Sony Animation Campus
Culver City’s City Council and Public Finance Authority unanimously approved a $103-million exclusive purchase option agreement with an entity tied to Fortress Investment Group for the former Sony Pictures Animation Campus at 9050 Washington Blvd. Fortress foreclosed on the property’s defaulted mortgage and took possession of the 198,000-square-foot complex for $71 million last month.
Los Angeles Times
The Bloc is back on the market as downtown L.A.'s office market shows signs of bottoming out
The Bloc, a massive mixed-use complex in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, is on the block for sale as the commercial property market shows signs it is bottoming out with buildings changing hands at big discounts.
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Building an ADU or Splitting a Lot in Los Angeles: The Permits and Approvals Homeowners Should Plan For
Adding a backyard home or dividing a residential property can create new possibilities for Los Angeles homeowners. An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) may provide space for family members or generate rental income, while a lot split can establish separate parcels for future development. Both projects, however, involve planning decisions that extend well beyond the construction itself.
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Downtown LA Breaks Ground on 124 Affordable Homes, Jail-Adjacent Healing Campus
Downtown Los Angeles broke ground Tuesday on a campus meant to do something most developments near a jail do not attempt: offer people leaving incarceration a place to land instead of just a place to pass through. The project combines health care, mental health services, workforce training and reentry support with 124 affordable homes on a site near Men's Central Jail.
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Amazon Buys Into Forever 21's Old Lincoln Heights HQ as LA28 Leases the Rest
The sprawling Lincoln Heights campus that once housed Forever 21's corporate headquarters sat largely empty after the fast-fashion retailer's fortunes collapsed. Now it has two very different new occupants: Amazon has bought two of its three buildings, while LA28, the organization running the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, has leased the third for office and warehouse space.
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Golden Age Hollywood Actor Ralph Bellamy’s Former Los Angeles Home Hits the Market
Hollywood Legend Ralph Bellamy’s Onetime LA Residence Is Now Up for Sale A 1940s Tudor estate in Glendale’s Riverside Rancho […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.