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Sales will be launching soon, and the interest list is now forming.

A 9,770-square-foot lot that has sat empty for over a decade could be improved with a new six-story apartment building in Hollywood’s Franklin Village.

A seven-story apartment building consisting of 62 units has been proposed near the bustling intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Vermont Avenue.

The venue at 4216 Melrose Avenue and a neighboring structure housing a tattoo parlor, CrossFit gym and four apartments could be replaced by a modern mixed-use building.

The proposed project at 5001 Wilshire Boulevard calls for 66 studios, 113 one-bedroom units, 56 two-bedroom units, and seven three-bedroom units.

Relevant Group has proposed a 15-story, mixed-use development for 121 West 3rd Street in Downtown Los Angeles, currently a surface parking lot near the Bradbury Building and Grand Central Market.

A proposed residential development in East Hollywood could benefit students and commuters alike.

Featuring upscale townhomes in two- to four-bedroom layouts, this brand new development also includes an amenity club room with a barbecue area and park.

The development company specializes in furnished micro-units with flexible lease agreements.

Combining energy efficiency, elegantly-appointed interiors and thoughtful amenities, Convivium is a brand new collection of luxury rental apartments on York Avenue.

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

The Wood Partners development, officially known as Alta Ink, will feature 161 apartments, including 14 affordable units and five live/work units.

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

The design has changed quite a bit since the project by Tribune Real Estate Holdings was first proposed in October 2016.

Sky-high prices and tight supply in the housing market are causing many Los Angeles-area families to stay put rather than sell.

It is possible to add charm and character to your builder basic home — so long as you know where to invest and what to upgrade.