Instead of starting off your day by sitting in traffic, you could go for a refreshing, early morning paddleboard session.

Take advantage of record-low mortgage rates by closing on a new single-family home at Turnleaf at The Collective, a bold, age-qualified community by Anthem United in Manteca.

It’s located across the street from the brand new Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw Medical Offices and one block from the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall.

Has social distancing made you acutely aware of your condo’s lack of private outdoor space?

Across the Los Angeles new construction rental market, prices are trending even higher.

Located 25 miles from downtown Los Angeles, Anaheim is a booming city in its own right, home to tourism magnets like Disneyland Resort, Angel Stadium and the Honda Center.

In an effort to promote transit use and ride-sharing, a planned apartment building in Castle Heights would offer special perks for residents.

The resort cities of Greater Palm Springs offer a slower pace of life coupled with endless outdoor recreation.

A townhouse project that’s been in planning limbo since 2006 finally received recommended design approval from the Santa Monica Architectural Review Board last week.

Priced from the high-$700,000s, these three- and four-bedroom residences by City Ventures come complete with energy-efficient features at no extra cost.

Located about 40 miles northwest of Downtown Los Angeles is Santa Clarita, an evolving, family-friendly suburb that offers some respite from the county’s sky-high real estate prices.

Plans for two new midrise apartment buildings have been proposed in Westwood just a couple blocks away from one another.

Prolific real estate developer Jamison Services has more than 25 residential projects in various stages of development in Koreatown alone.

While some mega-mansions are labeled as soulless and devoid of character, 1011 North Beverly Drive is rich with history.

The rental building by developer Wiseman Residential replaced three single-family homes in the majority mid-rise neighborhood.

In addition to being the cultural hub of the LGBTQIA+ community in Los Angeles, the City of West Hollywood is home to boutique hotels, trendy restaurants, upscale shopping and endless nightlife destinations.