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Known for its tree-lined residential streets and abundance of retail options, Beverly Grove is a desirable Mid-City neighborhood with a growing number of new developments.

Menifee, located about 80 miles southeast of Los Angeles, is the sixth fastest growing city in California, having recorded a 2.7 percent population increase over the past year.

If the project is approved, renters will live within walking distance of Echo Park Lake, Elysian Park, Dodger Stadium, and the many restaurants, bars and local businesses that dot Sunset Boulevard.

Known for its nine-figure mega-mansions, Los Angeles’ ritzy Bel Air neighborhood doesn’t often see multi-family development proposals.

Pasadena might be suburban but don’t call it sleepy.

There are several new small-lot developments that have sprung up around Hollywood, offering move-in-ready homes in an iconic location.

Located in the charming city of Magnolia, approximately 45 minutes from downtown Houston, this brand new development offers three- to six-bedroom floorplans with up to 2,892 square feet of living space.

The proposed development by Related California calls for 296 residential units, approximately 99,050 square feet of commercial space, and two levels of underground parking to accommodate 374 vehicles.

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.

With plans laid out for a downtown revitalization project and new residential developments springing up around the city, the future is bright for this community of 152,000.

In a high-priced city like Los Angeles, $1.5 million is considered a respectable home buying budget.

Warner Center is a community on the precipice of immense change.

Featuring parks, restaurants, fitness studios and upscale residences, the planned neighborhood is entirely walkable and home to a popular weekly farmers’ market.

Irvine, California is currently experiencing a wave of new home construction, made up primarily of detached singles.