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Kelsey Pudloski

Kelsey Pudloski is the associate editor of Livabl, covering interior design, home ownership and producing the site’s video content. She’s a graduate of Concordia University’s journalism program and her work has been featured on Vice and CNN. Kelsey has a rescue dog named Stella and more than 30 houseplants. She can usually be found doing yoga in her living room or scouring Craigslist for vintage rattan furniture.

Author’s articles

Renderings revealed for proposed 176-unit apartment building in Echo Park

Kelsey Pudloski November 13, 2020

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.
Palm Springs home sales up 27% as buyers escape big cities

Kelsey Pudloski November 11, 2020

The Palm Springs housing market has transitioned from a resort town to a Zoom town.
Single-family homes with ADUs included in Van Nuys subdivision proposal

Kelsey Pudloski November 11, 2020

A unique small lot subdivision proposal could bring a variety of housing options to Haskell Avenue in Van Nuys.
The Addison inches closer to completion in the Melrose District

Kelsey Pudloski November 10, 2020

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.
New California law makes it harder for investors to buy foreclosed homes

Kelsey Pudloski November 10, 2020

A new law aimed at curbing corporate ownership of foreclosed properties is set to take effect on January 1, 2021.
Prolific Koreatown developer proposes 150-unit, mixed-use project on South Harvard Boulevard

Kelsey Pudloski November 9, 2020

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.
4 new DTLA condos selling for under $500,000

Kelsey Pudloski November 8, 2020

Downtown Los Angeles is dotted with new construction and adaptive reuse projects, providing plenty of choice for buyers on a budget.
7-story apartment building planned to replace chapel near UCLA campus

Kelsey Pudloski November 4, 2020

The 18,376-square-foot lot was purchased by Landmark Properties, an Athens, Georgia-based real estate firm specializing in student housing communities.
Beverly Hills new-build estate with floor-to-ceiling marble fireplace asks $21 million

Kelsey Pudloski November 4, 2020

Join us on a tour of 508 N. Alpine Drive, a newly-built, European-inspired estate in The Flats neighborhood of Beverly Hills.
LA one-bedroom rent sees largest decline in 5 years

Kelsey Pudloski November 3, 2020

Los Angeles logged the seventh-largest price slump nationwide, with one-bedroom rents falling 13 percent year-over-year to a median of $2,000 per month.
Vacant Santa Ana lot set for transformation into 644 apartment community

Kelsey Pudloski November 2, 2020

The ambitious project by Waterford Property Company, known as Central Pointe, would come to include an array of indoor and outdoor amenities, plus a dynamic retail plaza at the corner of Fourth Street and Cabrillo Park Drive.
3 new apartments near Los Angeles’ sprawling Griffith Park

Kelsey Pudloski November 1, 2020

Spanning more than 4,000 acres, Griffith Park is one of the largest urban greenspaces in North America.
Renderings revealed for 410 North Rossmore restoration in Hancock Park

Kelsey Pudloski October 30, 2020

The extensive restoration project will see the addition of at least four floors, state-of-the-art resident amenities, and seismic safety upgrades.
66-unit apartment building planned to replace Melrose Avenue parking lot

Kelsey Pudloski October 29, 2020

The 15,962-square-foot lot is located at 7100 W. Melrose Avenue near the intersection with La Brea Avenue.
Contemporary new-build in Beverly Hills’ Trousdale Estates neighborhood asks $17 million

Kelsey Pudloski October 28, 2020

If you’re in the market for a pandemic pad complete with every amenity you could ever want or need, 1910 Loma Vista Drive has got you covered.
LA has 10 of the country’s most expensive zip codes

Kelsey Pudloski October 28, 2020

Flip on any reality real estate TV show — Selling Sunset, Million Dollar Listing, Shahs of Sunset — and it’s easy to see why Los Angeles commands more high-priced zip codes than any other city in the United States.