The ‘World’s Most Expensive Home’ Will Head to Sale to Cover Mammoth Debts
Nile Niami's Bel-Air megamansion 'the One' isn't likely to sell for the $500 mil he was shooting for
Can a Bunch of New Co-Living Complexes Ease L.A.’s Housing Crisis?
Last month, rents rose faster than they have in over a decade. At least one developer is betting that dorms for adults are the solution.
Are People Really Moving Out of L.A. in Droves Amid the Pandemic?
Some experts say recent claims of "urban flight" have been exaggerated
The Conversation Pit Is Making a Comeback
These sunken treasures of the ’60s and ’70s have been unearthed and modernized for the postpandemic era
A Korean Prince and Princess Now Call a $12.6 Million Thousand Oaks Estate Home
Andrew Lee, the Indiana-bred tech entrepreneur and heir to the Joseon dynasty, has a big, new place in Ventura County
The City of L.A. Has Millions to Help Bail Out Renters, but Demand Is Going to Be Sky High
A new program that will offer emergency rent subsidies for some at-risk residents starts accepting applications July 13
Rent Prices Are Falling in Some of the City’s Swankiest Buildings
As the market for affordable apartments tightens, rents at some of L.A.’s toniest addresses are dropping
Osama Bin Laden’s Brother Lists Abandoned Bel Air Estate For $28 Million
The seven-bedroom home, which has sat vacant for nearly 20 years, looks worse for the wear
The Essential Guide to L.A.’s Post-Pandemic Real Estate Roller Coaster
As the economy reopens, Southern California's housing market promises to be a wild ride. Here are tips from real estate pros to help you handle the ups and downs
We Need to Know: What’s It Like to Live in an Apartment at the Americana at Brand?
A denizen of the Caruso complex extols the virtues of living life above a mall
