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California's home insurer of last resort sees enrollment surge, raising concerns over its finances
California's property insurer experiences enrollment surge, raising questions about its financial stability.
Realtors agree to change commission rules in a deal that could reduce costs for consumers
Investors bought a historic Echo Park home. Sisters who have lived there since childhood are fighting to stay
In Kern County, an abandoned church gets a second life as housing for former foster youths
In a novel bid to generate more affordable housing, Kern County is converting empty churches and blighted strip malls into apartment units for former foster youths at risk of homelessness.
Opinion: Inflation isn't the real problem for the U.S. economy. The housing shortage is
The Federal Reserve is keeping interest rates high to tame price growth. But it's a shortage of homes in California and nationwide that's driving rising costs.
La Caรฑada Flintridge must process โbuilderโs remedyโ affordable-housing plan, court rules
Opinion: Don't gut L.A.'s best shot at building affordable housing
The city put forth ambitious programs to meet California mandates for affordable housing โ and then weakened them by exempting single-family neighborhoods.
If you walk around the reservoir, you know this house. See inside the modern remodel
Architect John K. Chan designs a modern addition for a family of four that connects them to the Ivanhoe Reservoir in Silver Lake and saves a massive olive tree.
Looking to buy or sell a home this spring? Here's what to expect
Robocalls, ringless voicemails and AI: Real estate enters the age of automation
Granderson: If the economy is so great, why are evictions soaring?
The fruit of this booming economy is almost all going to the wealthiest few, thanks to Reaganomics. Americans don't have to accept that.
Opinion: Renting in L.A. could go from bad to worse
Tenants who are behind on payments now face evictions, and landlords are likely to keep units empty for longer as they hold out for the most qualified applicants.
California extends relief for homeowners who missed mortgage or tax payments
Rents are finally falling โ but not in Orange County. People are feeling the pain
Work begins on transformative condo and hotel development in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills, construction is underway on a long-awaited condo and hotel complex valued at nearly $5 billion called One Beverly Hills
Opinion: Why is L.A. still letting single-family homeowners block solutions to the housing crisis?
Mayor Karen Bass announced Executive Directive 1 as a signature policy to speed up affordable housing. But limiting it to multi-family neighborhoods is shortsighted.
Thousands of California homeowners can cut their property tax bill. Here's how
Under state law, homeowners qualify for a modest property tax cut on their primary residence. Yet some 435,000 families in L.A. County don't sign up.
The Tropicana, one of Las Vegas' oldest casinos, will cash out its chips in April
Tour 'real projects by real homeowners' in this self-guided ADU tour throughout L.A.
Opinion: In L.A., real estate envy is all too real. I can't stop looking at Zillow
California offers affordable loans again to first-time home buyers, with a catch
Would you take cash to leave a rent-controlled apartment? Data show it happens often in L.A.
Data published by the city controller's office shed some light on 'cash for keys' agreements between renters and landlords across Los Angeles.
Opinion: This Supreme Court case from California could ease housing shortages everywhere
Opinion: California just banned 'crime-free' housing. Here's why other states should too
University of California poised to buy former Westside Pavilion
Record deals and tax-avoidance maneuvers: Southern Californiaโs priciest sales of 2023
Falling mortgage rates lend a helping hand to home buyers
Mortgage interest rates have fallen more than a percentage point since October. The drop relieves prospective buyers, but experts say rates are likely to stay high.
'Real Housewives' broker lawsuit settled with donation to pro-Israel charity
Florida company targeted California homeowners with predatory scheme, state attorney general alleges
The California attorney general sued MV Realty, alleging the firm targeted vulnerable California homeowners by locking them into 40-year contracts.