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Los Angeles’ rental market may have started to bounce back after 12 consecutive months of stagnant or declining prices.

Photo by Nick Wright on Unsplash In Los Angeles’ frenzied real estate market, making a full-price offer is generally not enough to stand out from…

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.

This welcoming, 62-plus community by Beechwood Homes features new construction two-bedroom, two-bathroom villas.

A development proposal was put forth this week by micro-unit and co-living developer Brennen Hakimian calling for 12 standard-size and 11 co-living apartments at 1402 S. Veteran Avenue.

Veev aims to “[reinvent] the way homes are built” by making the construction process faster, greener and more affordable.

Upward America Venture is positioned to purchase and manage $4 billion worth of new single-family homes and townhomes from Lennar, and potentially other homebuilders, in high growth markets across the United States.

Motivated by a variety of factors, ranging from low interest rates to job layoffs, many Californians did pack up their things and move but most remained in-state.

A number of modern townhome developments have sprung up in Irvine, many of them offering resident amenities and private roof decks.

The cold snap that swept the central United States in February caused listings to plunge in tandem with the thermometer.

The highest volume of pending condo sales was in the $300,000 to $599,000 range.

Located in the charming city of Magnolia, approximately 45 minutes from downtown Houston, this brand new development offers three- to six-bedroom floorplans with up to 2,892 square feet of living space.

The surge in home buying activity that occurred in 2020, coupled with a reliance on digital tools due to the pandemic, underscored the need to modernize the closing process.

A strip of vacant residential and commercial structures and a surface parking lot would be demolished to make way for the proposed project at 6007 Sunset Boulevard.

Meantime, the Inland Empire has sustained tremendous rental growth as Angelenos with the ability to work remotely sought out more affordable apartments.

The City intends to purchase 1,500 units by 2022, 5,000 units by 2025 and 10,000 by 2030 in an effort to preserve affordable housing for low-income residents.