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Kelsey Pudloski

Kelsey Pudloski is the associate editor of Livabl, covering interior design, home ownership and producing the site’s video content. She’s a graduate of Concordia University’s journalism program and her work has been featured on Vice and CNN. Kelsey has a rescue dog named Stella and more than 30 houseplants. She can usually be found doing yoga in her living room or scouring Craigslist for vintage rattan furniture.

Author’s articles

$22.5 million Miami penthouse is America’s most expensive real estate deal paid for in crypto

Kelsey Pudloski June 9, 2021

The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom Lower Penthouse spans the entire ninth floor of the 12-story condominium, showcasing 360-degree ocean and city views.
Houston is the most active US market for single-family home permits

Kelsey Pudloski June 8, 2021

Greater Houston issued 52,029 single-family building permits in that timeframe and added 120,900 new jobs.
After burning down 2 years ago, former Culver West dollar store site getting new apartments and retail

Kelsey Pudloski June 8, 2021

The proposal calls for 144 apartments, including 19 affordable units, 19,100 square feet of retail space, and over 5,000 square feet of publicly accessible open space.
Fundrise nets $300 million from Goldman Sachs to finance single-family rental construction

Kelsey Pudloski June 7, 2021

Direct-to-investor real estate investment platform Fundrise announced last week that they had closed a $300 million credit facility with Goldman Sachs to bankroll the construction of nearly half a billion dollars worth of new single-family rentals across the Sunbelt.
4 new single-family home communities in Echo Park

Kelsey Pudloski June 5, 2021

Echo Park is one of the most sought-after Eastside neighborhoods thanks to its central location and eclectic character.
Small lot subdivision pitched for Atwater Village will have exoskeleton for climbing plants

Kelsey Pudloski June 3, 2021

Renderings depict how the painted metal trellis would animate each structure’s navy blue stucco façade, adding privacy and shade through greenery.
California looks to replace vacant brick-and-mortar retail with housing

Kelsey Pudloski June 1, 2021

If the bill is signed into law, California will likely become the first state to sanction multi-family housing on zoned commercial properties.
4 new home developments coming soon to the San Fernando Valley

Kelsey Pudloski May 30, 2021

With homes in Los Angeles selling in a matter of days, not weeks, joining the priority list for a new construction development can be an effective way to score a home amid a frenzied market.
California could drop parking requirements for new developments near transit

Kelsey Pudloski May 28, 2021

If the bill is signed into law, California would become the first state in the country to nix minimum parking requirements for new developments within a half-mile walking distance of public transit.
55-unit apartment building could replace MacArthur Park eight-plex

Kelsey Pudloski May 27, 2021

A pair of multi-family residential buildings dating back to the early 1900s could be demolished to make way for a six-story apartment complex near MacArthur Park.
This $87.7 million Bel Air estate includes an NFT art collection worth $7 million

Kelsey Pudloski May 26, 2021

Located at 777 Sarbonne Road, the design of the home was inspired by Fibonacci’s Golden Ratio.
US new home sales fall 6% in April as rising material costs cause sticker shock

Kelsey Pudloski May 25, 2021

April’s weakened performance was largely expected due to rising material costs, labor shortages, and a lack of buildable lots for sale.
125 apartments could replace retail row near Pico and La Cienega

Kelsey Pudloski May 24, 2021

Faircrest Heights, a picturesque residential neighborhood where the majority of the housing stock dates from the late 1920s to early 1940s, could finally see some new construction development.
3 master-planned communities in Irvine with resort-inspired amenities

Kelsey Pudloski May 23, 2021

Irvine itself is a master-planned city, so it should come as no surprise that ‘the Center of Orange County’ is home to numerous master-planned communities.
Here’s where rents are expected to rise and fall in LA County this year

Kelsey Pudloski May 19, 2021

According to the annual report, rents are projected to increase in suburban areas of the county, led by Palmdale-Lancaster-Santa Clarita where prices could climb 3.4 percent.
Bel Air fourplex could be replaced by 9 ultra-modern small lot homes

Kelsey Pudloski May 19, 2021

Known for its nine-figure mega-mansions, Los Angeles’ ritzy Bel Air neighborhood doesn’t often see multi-family development proposals.