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Whittier and Pico Rivera Realtors Ramon and Matthew Sanchez Named DAOR Top Producer GOLD Recipients for Q3 2026
Ramon and Matthew Sanchez Earn DAOR Top Producer GOLD Recognition for Third Quarter 2026 Ramon Sanchez and Matthew Sanchez of Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group at CENTURY 21 Allstars have been named DAOR Top Producer GOLD recipients for the third quarter of 2026 by the Downey Association of REALTORS®. The recognition follows 13 closed real […]
Santa Monica Daily Press
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CityTalk Examines Pasadena’s Homelessness Challenge and Path Forward
Pasadena has made significant progress in reducing homelessness over the past decade. But with more than 300 people still living on its streets, growing neighborhood concerns and diminishing resources, city leaders and service providers are confronting a difficult question: What will it take to make meaningful progress again?. That was...
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LA Sofa Brand 7th Avenue Picks Harbor East for Its First Maryland Showroom
A Los Angeles furniture brand known for stain-resistant, reconfigurable modular sofas is set to open its first Maryland showroom next Friday, October 23, at 830 Aliceanna Street in Baltimore's Harbor East. The roughly 1,028-square-foot space will operate primarily by appointment, though walk-ins are welcome, giving local shoppers a hands-on look at a sofa line the company has spent years refining.
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Newly Constructed Palmdale McDonald’s Trades in All-Cash Deal
Cushman & Wakefield arranged the investment sale of a newly constructed McDonald’s property totaling approximately 4,336 square feet located at 3854 Rancho Vista Blvd in Palmdale. The current tenant will remain in operation through the sale. FSD Rancho Vista sold the property to S&R Apt. 18th Street LLC for...
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Altadena Residents Grill County Planners Over Rebuild Rules, Demand Answers
Several dozen Altadena residents packed into a meeting this week to press Los Angeles County planners on how rebuilding rules might change nearly two years after the Eaton Fire tore through their neighborhood, and the mood in the room was anything but calm. One resident alleged an improperly approved setback involving a neighbor's rebuilding plans had already led to civil litigation, a claim that set the tone for a session meant to gather feedback but instead became a venue for frustration over who controls Altadena's future.