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Cypress Village is a collection of one- and two-story detached homes located just a few minutes from the core of Pearland.

The purchaser of the luxury residence’s $16 million two-story penthouse will receive a year-long lease on a McLaren 765LT supercar.

On Thursday, the Los Angeles City Planning Commission is anticipated to approve several development incentives and waivers for the proposed project at 5773–5793 West Adams Boulevard in West Adams.

If you’re shopping for a different kind of Black Friday deal, the Windsor Smith-designed spec home at 227 North Tigertail Road in Brentwood recently received a $3 million price chop.

An increasing number of Angelenos are willing to take a gamble on Las Vegas.

The project underwent significant design changes following a preliminary review on July 1, 2019.

If you’re hunting for a reasonably-priced apartment, townhouse or single-family home with ample square footage, check out these four new construction developments in and around Fullerton.

When Livabl stopped by the contemporary mid-rise in late September, most of its distinctive exterior cladding had been applied and several of the glass balcony balustrades were in place.

Historically low mortgage rates have not been enough offset the affordability challenges facing many homebuyers in the Los Angeles market.

If you’re shopping for a townhouse in this welcoming community, consider one of these three new construction developments priced under $700,000.

Nearly a month after its application was submitted to Los Angeles City Planning, we have our first glimpse at 2225 Sunset Boulevard, a proposed 176-unit apartment building in Echo Park.

A unique small lot subdivision proposal could bring a variety of housing options to Haskell Avenue in Van Nuys.

etco Homes is putting the finishing touches on The Addison, a collection of 28 two- and three-level townhomes in the sought-after Melrose District.

A new law aimed at curbing corporate ownership of foreclosed properties is set to take effect on January 1, 2021.

The building that currently houses the Dosan Ahn Chang Ho USPS branch could be replaced by a seven-story, mixed-use project featuring 150 residential units and approximately 13,000 square feet of commercial space.

Downtown Los Angeles is dotted with new construction and adaptive reuse projects, providing plenty of choice for buyers on a budget.