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Proof that you can achieve a minimalist/modern aesthetic while adding color to the streetscape.

Known for its surf spots, emerging culinary scene and “bubble” mentality, the South Bay is an attractive area for first-time buyers who don’t have a multi-million-dollar budget.

A new five-story condominium with six units could replace a 1930s duplex near the border of Beverly Hills and West Hollywood.

Its central location has piqued the interest of several developers, and new residential projects are springing up along major corridors.

The site at 7901 Sunset Boulevard is currently occupied by an ARCO gas station and is steps away from iconic Sunset Strip institutions.

According to the application, the project will be “appropriate for students and families,” although its proximity to the USC campus is guaranteed to make it popular among the former.

There’s perhaps no neighborhood more iconic than Beverly Hills.

701 Colorado Avenue is a planned mixed-use development featuring 59 apartments and ground-floor commercial space.

There are plenty of activities to take part in in the formerly industrial neighborhood, from browsing contemporary galleries to dining at some of the city’s most raved-about restaurants.

Costa Mesa offers easy access to the beach towns of Huntington and Newport without the exorbitant home prices.

Orange County might be synonymous with beachfront mansions, but it could soon see the addition of a 37-story, mixed-use tower.

If you’re looking for a new construction home in the $600,000s to low-$1,000,000s range, the Valley offers plenty of attractive options.

Echo Park’s central location puts residents within proximity to Dodger Stadium, DTLA and other Eastside hotspots like Los Feliz and Atwater Village.

The development would include at-grade and below-grade parking with spaces for 25 vehicles.

March home sales numbers showed the first signs of a slowdown, but the full impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the California real estate market won’t be evident for another month.

The impending arrival of the new NFL stadium and Crenshaw/LAX Line has heightened developer interest in the South Los Angeles neighborhood.