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California-based builder to open 35 modular home factories across North America
The need for homes that can be built quickly and sustainably has never been greater.
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Moves from Los Angeles to the Inland Empire rose 14% last year
Former Los Angeles residents who fled the city last year didn’t go very far, according to a CBRE analysis of address changes filed with the US Postal Service.
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3 new townhouse communities now selling in Gardena
The city offers affordable home prices compared to Los Angeles' Westside, which is easily accessed by the nearby freeways.
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Pre-sales are underway at the Winding Creek master-planned community in Roseville
Winding Creek, a new 500-acre master-planned community developed by Anthem United, has starting preselling its inaugural release of homes, with prices starting in the high-$400,000s.
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Judge pauses Tejon Ranch Company’s plan to build 19,333 homes due to wildfire risk
On Tuesday, Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff paused plans to construct 19,333 new homes at Centennial Tejon Ranch, a 12,323-acre master-planned community in northern Los Angeles County.
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Burbank car wash could be transformed into condos, but its iconic sign would remain
Burbank’s Lakeside Car Wash could be razed to make way for a mixed-use development but its towering sign — a vestige of Los Angeles’ Googie architecture — would endure.
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Townhome sales launching in late May at Cantera in Mountain View, CA
A limited collection of 15 Spanish-style residences in the heart of Silicon Valley.
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LA developer Rick Caruso will now accept bitcoin rent payments
Caruso Properties owns and manages apartment communities such as 8500 Burton, The Residences at Palisades Village, and the under-construction 333 La Cienega.
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Construction of Aspect 5 Collection nears the finish line in Hollywood
Aspect 5 Collection, an urban infill project consisting of five four-level luxury homes, is weeks away from completion at the corner of Fountain Avenue and North Gower Street in Hollywood.
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Los Angeles could curb wood-framed construction to protect against wildfires
Proponents say the move would create safer communities that are resistant to wildfires, while others believe that it would increase the cost of construction and slow the pace of homebuilding.
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Beverly Hills new-build featuring 150-year-old olive tree asks $65 million
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Here’s what’s for sale at the newly-opened Perla on Broadway in DTLA
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4 new apartment communities now leasing in the NoHo Arts District
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LA pending condo sales jump over 88% in March
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Meadowbrook Pointe Gardens at East Meadow offers spacious, turn-key villas from the $600,000s
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Platform that uses AI to flag construction mistakes raises $10 million