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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

Plans revealed for controversial 1,240-unit, mixed-use development in Carson

Kelsey Pudloski January 14, 2021

The 27.31-acre site is currently occupied by the Imperial Avalon Mobile Estates, a community for adults aged 55 and over.
America’s most expensive home hits the market for $340 million in Bel Air

Kelsey Pudloski January 12, 2021

Despite hitting the market for $160 million less than originally planned, the palatial estate could still become the most expensive home ever sold in the United States.
Would you rather pay $890k for an LA townhouse or a Phoenix bungalow with a courtyard?

Kelsey Pudloski January 12, 2021

Here we compare these two new construction residences, both priced at around $890,000, that suit different needs and lifestyles.
5 new LA apartment complexes with money-saving move-in incentives

Kelsey Pudloski January 10, 2021

If you’re looking to upgrade your digs while saving a little cash, check out these four apartment complexes with enticing incentives.
Sale of 2,590-acre property to bring thousands of new homes to Calimesa

Kelsey Pudloski January 8, 2021

JPMB Investments hopes to satisfy buyer demand by kicking off construction in early 2022 and delivering the new homes by year-end.
Over half of 2020’s new home sales came from online leads, up 20% from 2018

Kelsey Pudloski January 6, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the shift from in-person to online home shopping.
LA one-bedroom rent hasn’t been this low since 2016

Kelsey Pudloski January 5, 2021

In December, the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles dipped below $2,000 for the first time since at least 2016, according to the latest report from apartment rental platform Zumper.
27-unit, Craftsman-style apartment complex proposed for Pico-Union

Kelsey Pudloski December 21, 2020

TDC Pacific Properties is behind the proposed multi-family development, which would replace a four-unit apartment building and a 1,400-square-foot auto sales office.
4 new LA apartments that are pre-leasing for 2021 move-ins

Kelsey Pudloski December 20, 2020

There are a number of new projects in Los Angeles that are pre-leasing or accepting registrations, allowing future tenants to reserve a coveted corner unit or choose their preferred color scheme.
Here’s what $12 million buys in Bel-Air’s custom home market

Kelsey Pudloski December 18, 2020

Showcasing incredible views of the Santa Monica Mountains, 971 Linda Flora is a newly-constructed custom home in the foothills of Bel-Air.
New data shows LA experiencing steepest population decline of all California counties

Kelsey Pudloski December 17, 2020

The LA dream is fading away for thousands of residents as the city’s high housing costs and pandemic-related restrictions make it a less desirable place to live.
Deal to purchase Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza gets scrapped for second time

Kelsey Pudloski December 16, 2020

Downtown Crenshaw, a community group that has led the opposition to the mall’s acquisition by corporate developers, announced yesterday that the agreement to purchase Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza had been canceled as of Friday, December 11th.
Amazon pays $200 million for SF development site once slated for 1,000+ new homes

Kelsey Pudloski December 15, 2020

A truckyard owned by Recology, a waste management company serving San Francisco, has been sold to Amazon for $200 million, according to reporting by The San Francisco Chronicle.
The average California homeowner gained $34,000 in equity this year

Kelsey Pudloski December 10, 2020

While buyers grappled with skyrocketing California home prices, owners experienced near-unprecedented equity gains, netting an average of $34,000 this year.
28-unit apartment building planned for Hollywood’s Whitley Heights neighborhood

Kelsey Pudloski December 10, 2020

Two single-family homes dating back to the early 1900s could make way for a five-story apartment building in Hollywood’s history-laden Whitley Heights neighborhood.
3 new single-family homes in Riverside, CA under $600,000

Kelsey Pudloski December 6, 2020

The city of approximately 336,000 is home to a historic downtown, diverse restaurant scene, miles of hiking trails and fragrant citrus groves.