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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 · 2d
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Land trust buys some privately owned land in the Sespe Wilderness area to preserve it

A chunk of privately owned land in the Los Padres National Forest has been purchased by a land trust to protect it from future development. It’s a deal which will protect more than 40 acres of land in the Sespe Wilderness. The Montana based Wilderness Land Trust used a...

Piru, CA · 14h
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Santa Barbara Independent

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City of Santa Barbara May Face Litigation over Temporary Rent Freeze

Santa Barbara City Council decided not to discuss the potential extension of the city’s temporary rental increase moratorium, instead choosing to delay deliberation another week following threats of litigation over the legality of extending the rent freeze. The decision comes in light of the recent petition to place rent...

Santa Barbara, CA · 23h
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The Daily Address - Los Angeles

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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 · 2d

The Poly Post

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Pomona extends rent stabilization, rejects rental registry

Pomona City Council voted 6-1 to keep the city’s rent stabilization program running past its scheduled Dec. 31 end date, while a proposal to establish a rental registry failed in a 3-4 vote Oct. 19. The program caps annual rent increases at 5% for covered units. However, some Cal...

Pomona, CA · 2d

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 · 3d

ncw.news

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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 · 1d

Westside Current

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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 · 1d

Fox Business

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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 · 1d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Oxnard Buyers Find More Options as List Prices Fall

Oxnard buyers found more homes to browse and lower list prices, giving shoppers in this pricey coastal market a rare edge.

Oxnard, CA · 2d

The Santa Clarita Valley Signal

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Santa Clarita City Council OKs more condos for former speedway site

The Santa Clarita City Council on Tuesday approved 107 more condominiums for a Saugus property weeks before the area was scheduled to get its first district representative. The City Council […] The post Santa Clarita City Council OKs more condos for former speedway site appeared first on Santa Clarita Valley Signal .

Santa Clarita, CA · 12h

citywatchla.com

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Foreclosure Is Not the Only Exit: Financial Options for Homeowners Falling Behind

HOUSING - What if you were to miss one payment on your mortgage? Would you lose your home?. There are still options available to you, such as payment assistance, selling your home or getting approved by your lender to walk away from your property. This also comes into play if...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

multifamilydive.com

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TruAmerica expands into ground-up development with California project

TruAmerica feted its expansion into ground-up multifamily development Friday with the groundbreaking on River Walk Townhomes in Santa Clarita, California. The project is part of the Los Angeles-based firm’s broader diversification efforts, according to Stuart Cramer, head of residential development at TruAmerica Multifamily. TruAmerica launched about 12 years ago...

Santa Clarita, CA · 1d

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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 · 2d

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 · 1d

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 · 1d

hoodline.com

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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 · 2d

stclaircourier.com

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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 · 1d