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Burned by Fire, Malibu’s Million-Dollar Mansions Face a New Threat: El Niño

Duke’s Malibu has endured one disaster after another. The famed restaurant perched over the Pacific narrowly survived last year’s Palisades Fire, though smoke left it badly damaged. Five weeks later, a mudslide forced it to close for 13 months. Last weekend, waves came crashing through its windows. Workers...

Malibu, CA · 22d

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L.A. County Offers Property Tax Relief for Eligible El Niño Damage

Los Angeles County property owners whose homes, businesses or other property are damaged or destroyed by a natural disaster may qualify for property tax relief. Eligible damage may result from flooding, severe storms or coastal surges associated with El Niño. The Assessor’s Office administers the Misfortune & Calamity property...

Los Angeles County, CA · 23d

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Rancho Cucamonga brewery to become fire station after city's purchase

A controversial brewery located in the middle of a Rancho Cucamonga neighborhood, often drawing the irritation of neighbors, is set to become a fire station after the property was purchased by the city for nearly $8 million.

Rancho Cucamonga, CA · 23d

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Jamison Ditches Stalled Koreatown Hotel for 114-Unit Affordable Housing Plan

679 S. Harvard Blvd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Affordable Housing. A hotel project that has sat stalled for years just south of Wilshire Boulevard in Koreatown is being scrapped in favor of affordable housing. A Jamison-affiliated entity has proposed a seven-story, 114-unit apartment complex at 679 S. Harvard Boulevard, targeting low- and moderate-income renters with a mix of one- and two-bedroom units and no on-site parking.

Los Angeles, CA · 22d

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Venice Dell Developers Get Potential City Hall Lifeline

LOS ANGELES - Developers seeking to revive the halted Venice Dell housing project may soon get help from City Hall, as the City Council considers a move that could limit the Transportation Commission's role over city-owned parking lots approved for affordable housing. The motion, introduced by Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez and seconded by Councilmember Ysabel Jurado, asks the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance excluding city parking facilities approved by the council and mayor for housing or homeless programs from the Transportation Commission's advisory purview. It also would place city-owned property approved for affordable-housing development under the Los Angeles Housing Department's control.The Transportation Committee recommended approval of the measure in a unanimous 5-0 vote Oct. 7. The full council is scheduled to consider it Friday.Although the motion does not name Venice Dell, it targets the city code provision at the center of the fight over the long-stalled project at 200 N. Venice Blvd. The board voted in December 2024 against using city-owned Lot 731 for the proposed development, a decision the council did not overturn.A public-interest report from City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto concluded Venice Dell had never been approved and was "infeasible and unauthorized."The report scrutinized an alleged side letter

Los Angeles, CA · 22d

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LA’s Affordability Breakdown: Where Basic Life Has Become Challenging

NICK’S VIEW - It was a scene that went viral. In late September 2026, police forcibly evicted an 87-year-old woman on a stretcher from her home in Madrid despite crowds of neighborhood protesters blocking the entrance to the place she lived in for over seven decades. María del Carmen...

Los Angeles, CA · 22d

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Glendale apartment residents say new management hit them with 5-day notices demanding thousands in rent

The incoming property manager told residents the notices aren't being acted on and that rent was never raised, but tenants say they still have no ledgers or leases to prove what they owe.

Glendale, CA · 25d

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Chef-Led Pacific Pearl Concept Opens at Irvine Company’s Newport Gateway

Irvine Company announced that Pacific Pearl Café, the chef-led concept from Chef Michael Campbell, has opened at Newport Gateway. Located at 19800 MacArthur Blvd. in a reimagined dining space, this is Pacific Pearl Café’s third Orange County location and first with Irvine Company. Located on the Concourse...

Orange County, CA · 23d

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Lincoln JV Obtains $133M for LA Project

Construction is slated to kick off this quarter. Lincoln Property Co. and McCourt Partners have secured a $132.7 million construction loan from Bank OZK for the 344-unit ElevenOneEleven, one of the largest entitlements in the history of Culver City, Calif. The development crew includes KFA Architecture and civil engineer Kimley-Horn....

Culver City, CA · 23d

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Los Angeles property management jobs: affordable housing, commercial office, and part-time apartment roles

Los Angeles listings this roundup spans housing, commercial, and supportive-property management work. PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) seeks a Property Manager II for multiple locations with on-site leadership duties; Venice Community Housing and Beach Front Property Management each need managers focused on affordable or supportive housing compliance and resident services; Cirrus Asset Management is hiring a Commercial Property Manager for office-property operations; and Anza Management Co. has a part-time apartment community manager role that requires living on site. Together, the jobs differ most by property type, compliance focus, and whether the role is full time or part time.

Los Angeles, CA · 23d

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Peter Thiel Just Paid $130 Million for a Bel Air Mansion He Will Never Live In

The Mystery Buyer Behind America’s Most Expensive Foreclosure Finally Has a Name A foreclosure auction behind a nondescript fountain. An […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

Los Angeles, CA · 26d

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Santa Fe Springs Truck Terminal Sells for Half Its Land Value, Keeps XPO Trucking

12903 Lakeland Rd. — Approximate Site of XPO Truck Terminal Sale. A 21.3-acre truck terminal at 12903 Lakeland Road in Santa Fe Springs has changed hands in an off-market deal, with Bridge Logistics Properties picking up the site currently leased to freight carrier XPO Inc. The transaction, finalized without ever hitting the open market, lands in a Los Angeles County industrial sector where land this size rarely becomes available at all.

Santa Fe Springs, CA · 24d

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Mayor Bass Seeks More Control Over Homelessness Response as Black Press Raises Affordability Concerns

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Friday, Oct. 9, called for the city to separate its homelessness response from Los Angeles County’s system, arguing that the city funds permanent supportive housing but does not control placements in some units. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Friday, Oct. 9, called...

Los Angeles, CA · 24d

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Proposition 45 aims to fast track big development projects. Critics worry about a potential data center loophole

The proposition could also limit LA’s power to challenge major proposals. Help fund independent local journalism in Los Angeles →

California · 23d

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104 Condos Approved for Shuttered Covina School Site, Replacing Ellington Elementary

The Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission has approved a 104-unit condominium project on the site of a shuttered Covina elementary school, clearing the way for two-story homes arranged around private roads and shared green spaces to replace a campus that sat empty for years. The project, called The Cove at Clydebank, occupies 8.55 acres at 5034 N. Clydebank Avenue, the former home of Alice M. Ellington Elementary School.

Covina, CA · 25d

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DAUM Arranges Off-Market Deal for Santa Ana Warehouse

DAUM Commercial Real Estate Services has completed the off-market sale of a 29,932-square-foot Santa Ana industrial warehouse facility situated in Orange County’s Airport Area submarket. The price was not disclosed. EVPs Mike Barreiro and Devin Ray and associate Zack Homsy of DAUM’s Orange County office, along with EVP David...

Santa Ana, CA · 24d

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Glendale council confronts $60M budget deficit projection

Glendale is staring down a projected $60 million structural budget deficit over the next five years, and city leaders spent a day-long retreat Thursday mapping out how to close the gap without gutting services for residents. Finance Director Shijie “Jack” Liang told the council Glendale faces a structural imbalance —...

Glendale, CA · 25d

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Long Beach Homes Take Serious Hit From Tropical Storm Rachel as 8 Buildings Get Red-Tagged

Tropical Storm Rachel Leaves 8 Buildings Red-Tagged and Dozens of Long Beach Homes Damaged For some people in Long Beach […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

Long Beach, CA · 24d

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Taylor Weiner Team: Debt-to-Income Ratio Was the Most-Cited Reason Orange County Home-Purchase Mortgage Applications Were Denied in 2025, Federal HMDA Data Show

The Taylor Weiner Team is a mortgage team based at 1650 Pacific Coast Highway in Seal Beach, California, serving Orange County, Los Angeles and borrowers throughout California. The team originates residential mortgage loans as part of Lower, LLC (NMLS ID# 1124061). This release summarizes the team's tabulation of 2025 Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) data for Orange County, published by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC). The tabulation covers 14,454 decided home-purchase applications, sets out the reasons lenders reported for the 1,448 that were denied, and explains what those reasons mean for buyers preparing to apply.

Orange County, CA · 25d