L.A. Times - Real Estate News

After months of debate, California lawmakers on Friday passed SB 79, a housing bill that overrides local zoning laws to bring high-density housing up to nine stories tall to transit hubs.

Ohio-born director and screenwriter Tyler Piña dreamed of living in Los Angeles. It ended up better than he had imagined.

Marilyn Monroe's Brentwood home, where the actress died in 1962, has been saved from destruction by an L.A. judge that blocked a homeowner's petition to demolish it.

How an empty Macy's parking lot turned into L.A.'s latest luxury apartment complex in the once-grand Westside Pavilion

Even as managers across the U.S. say there's been a jump in the number of people working from the office again, attendance in California is still less than half of what it used to be.

The long-running bankruptcy sale of downtown Los Angeles' most spectacular eyesore drags on with no clear end in sight.

Fires, government restrictions and interest in mid-term rentals are thought to be driving the decline in have in short-term rental licenses.

Facing retirement, a couple tore down their dated midcentury home in Monterey Park and built a comfortable modern home that curves around their 1956 swimming pool.

A residential skyscraper has been approved for construction in the South Park neighborhood of downtown Los Angeles, though it looks unlikely that work on it will begin soon.

Can we really fortify our homes and our city against a fire storm? These experts offer some tips and some hope for the future

How can we achieve more and better housing? Denser neighborhoods. Smaller homes, some modular or printed in 3-D. Properties co-owned. ADUs sold separately.

When a couple found their dream apartment in Beachwood Canyon, they discovered a community of dog lovers outside their fourplex. "Everyone knows our dogs' names," Natalie Babcock says with a smile.