Home to attractions such as Museum Row, the Original Farmers Market and El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles’ Miracle Mile neighborhood is a hive of activity.

“Single-family and condo new signed contracts surged ahead of year-ago levels for the first time since the shutdown,” wrote Jonathan Miller.

If approved, the development would be a mere 15-minute walk from the boutiques, restaurants, theatres and galleries of the trendy NoHo Arts District.

Receive $35,000 off your forever home at Turnleaf at The Collective, a 55-plus gated community featuring single-level residences with accessible design features and a host of resort-inspired amenities.

Encased in glass and steel, the penthouse boasts a private elevator, 14-foot ceilings, a 4,000-square-foot terrace clad in Italian travertine, and operable Vitrocsa window wall systems that offer sweeping, 360-degree views.

Pent-up buyer demand, primarily driven by record-low mortgage rates and a stalled spring market, caused inventory levels to dwindle in July, pushing prices higher.

Priced from $655,900, the one- and two-story dwellings are available in three different elevation styles.

A boarded-up single-family home could make way for a small lot subdivision with seven residences at the corner of Oxnard Street and Ranchito Avenue in Van Nuys.

The typical one-bedroom apartment rented for $85.60 less than the same period one year ago.

The median-priced unit sold for $468,588 — 3 percent less than the same time last year, but a 0.5 percent gain compared to the previous month.