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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 · 1d

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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 · 1d

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Los Angeles Inventory Climbs as List Prices Drop Sharply

Los Angeles buyers found more choices and lower list prices, with the median down 9.0% even as homes moved off the market steadily.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Rents Are Already High - USC Expects Them to Soon Be Even Higher

LOS ANGELES - Renters in the county are expected to soon pay even more for average monthly rent, according to a USC forecast released Tuesday. The USC Lusk Center for Real Estate's Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast projects the county's average rent will increase from $2,362 to $2,469 by June 2029.Available apartments are also expected to become harder to find. The county's vacancy rate is projected to fall from 5.6% in June to 4.87% as renters fill vacant units.The forecast covers the broader county market, including the Westside. Its averages do not predict rent changes in individual neighborhoods.The report found Los Angeles and Orange counties remain chronically short of apartments, along with Ventura County. It pointed to San Diego County and the Inland Empire as examples of how building more housing can ease pressure on rents."Housing cannot be affordable unless we have plenty of it," said forecast author Moussa Diop, an associate professor of real estate at the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy.Los Angeles County has seen an increase in apartment permits following post-wildfire permitting reforms. During the first half of 2026, permits ran 60% above the previous year's monthly average.But the report said it remains unclear how

Los Angeles County, CA · 7h

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EXCLUSIVE: ‘New Girl’ Star Jake Johnson Sells California Home for $3.8 Million—Just 2 Weeks After It Hit the Market

The actor listed the property two weeks ago for $3.3 million. It has now sold for $530,000 over its asking price.

Pasadena, CA · 1d

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Housing expert blasts 'absurd' California red tape keeping affordable homes out of reach

Mitch Roschelle says California bureaucracy is hindering affordable housing development in Los Angeles despite laws allowing additional housing units, calling the ‘blue tape’ ‘absurd.’

California · 11h

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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 · 2d

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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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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 · 3d

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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 · 15h

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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 · 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 · 1d

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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 · 1d

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Long Beach oceanfront home destroyed by storms has developers lining up to buy after a $2m price cut

The four-story property was declared unsafe after October's storms smashed through its lower levels, leaving extensive damage. Despite fears of further destruction developers are lining up to buy it.

Long Beach, CA · 4d

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Equinox Returns to Pacific Palisades Dec. 15, Nearly Two Years After Fire Shut It Down

Equinox Pacific Palisades is set to reopen its doors on December 15 at 17383 Sunset Boulevard, nearly two years after the January 2025 Palisades Fire forced the brand-new club to shut down just weeks into its run. The gym had only just opened in December 2024 before the disaster swept through the community and closed it indefinitely.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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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 · 4d

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Hundreds Swarm Westlake's Mayfair Hotel After Housing Rumor Spreads Online

Hundreds of people seeking housing descended on the Mayfair Hotel in Westlake on Thursday after false information about the property spread on social media, drawing a crowd so large that police had to step in for crowd control. According to FOX 11 Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Police Department responded...

Los Angeles, CA · 4d

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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