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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

West Coast wildfires could cause lumber and new home prices to rise again

Kelsey Pudloski July 23, 2021

Hundreds of active wildfires burning throughout the western United States and Canada are threatening to slow down sawmill production and send lumber prices higher once again.
$26 million Beverly Hills estate features an inspiring home gym and spa

Kelsey Pudloski July 22, 2021

The future owners of 1332 Laurel Way will be able to draw inspiration from Muhammad Ali quotes carved into the sink surfaces of their very own wellness retreat.
322 apartments and retail planned near future LRT station in Van Nuys

Kelsey Pudloski July 22, 2021

A series of commercial buildings could be transformed into a new mixed-use development.
More Angelenos are now looking to relocate than at the height of the pandemic: Redfin

Kelsey Pudloski July 21, 2021

According to Redfin’s second-quarter migration report, 18.6 percent of Los Angeles-based users on the platform looked to leave the metropolitan area.
Is virtual land the next frontier in real estate?

Kelsey Pudloski July 19, 2021

The latest NFT craze within the real estate sector isn’t related to physical properties at all, but rather digital land and structures that exist in virtual worlds like Decentraland.
End-to-end accessory dwelling unit startup Abodu raises $20 million

Kelsey Pudloski July 16, 2021

Abodu is a California-based startup that manufactures prefabricated backyard homes inspired by Scandinavian design.
New batch of renderings released for ultra-lush One Beverly Hills project

Kelsey Pudloski July 15, 2021

Los Angeles leans more concrete jungle than tropical oasis, but the newest renderings for the recently-approved One Beverly Hills condo and hotel project suggest otherwise.
$18 million Sunset Hills new build is staged with NFT art collection

Kelsey Pudloski July 14, 2021

Non-fungible tokens are the hottest thing in Los Angeles real estate right now.
Construction scaffolding reimagined as fantastical lemon grove in Midtown Manhattan

Kelsey Pudloski July 14, 2021

A construction site in Midtown Manhattan has attempted to engage its neighbors rather than alienate them by creating an interactive art installation under a sidewalk shed.
LA is the third hottest market for increasing land values: Realtor.com

Kelsey Pudloski July 13, 2021

Even small parcels of La La Land will cost you a pretty penny these days.
Facebook plans mixed-use community with over 1,700 homes near Silicon Valley

Kelsey Pudloski July 13, 2021

Following in the footsteps of Google, Facebook has revealed its plans to construct a 59-acre mixed-use community near its corporate headquarters in Menlo Park, California.
Former Fry’s Electronics location could make way for 862 apartments in Burbank

Kelsey Pudloski July 12, 2021

A new mixed-use development featuring residential, office and restaurant space is slated for the science fiction-themed Fry’s Electronics location at 2311 N. Hollywood Way in Burbank.
Here’s what $875k gets you in Central Los Angeles’ new condo market

Kelsey Pudloski July 11, 2021

957 Fig in Central Los Angeles’ Victor Heights neighborhood is a collection of 28 design-forward residences offering custom finishes and private outdoor spaces.
Barn-inspired modern home in the Hollywood Hills asks $26.5 million

Kelsey Pudloski July 9, 2021

Few homeowners can say they own an award-winning residence, but 1471 Forest Knoll Drive provides one lucky buyer with the opportunity to inherit those bragging rights.
It takes typical LA renter nearly 18 years to save for downpayment: Zillow

Kelsey Pudloski July 8, 2021

Although ultra-low mortgage rates have given first-time buyers in Los Angeles greater purchasing power, skyrocketing home prices have prolonged the amount of time it takes to save for a downpayment.
Pending Los Angeles home sales start to cool in June

Kelsey Pudloski July 2, 2021

Pending Los Angeles County home and condo sales dipped in June, raising questions over whether this is merely a seasonal slowdown or a signal that the market is beginning to normalize.