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A commercial-heavy stretch of Westwood Boulevard could see the addition of a five-story apartment building containing 109 units and extensive resident amenities.

Altiplano, the latest creation by multi-disciplinary design studio Project M Plus, was informed by its idyllic surroundings.

The property at 522 South Venice Boulevard is currently occupied by a triplex that operates as a co-working space.

Located at 5334-5342 Smiley Drive, the planned small lot development would replace two existing single-family homes.

Choose from three- and four-bedroom residences with open-concept floorplans, fenced-in backyards, and classic brick and stone elevations.

This gated master-planned community is surrounded by a 160-acre forested preservation area, providing pristine, natural beauty and abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Originally constructed in the 1930s, the 7,628-square-foot gated residence underwent an extensive remodel, bringing it into the modern era.

Spanning 441 to 880 square feet, each residence would include one bedroom, one bathroom and a 50-square-foot private balcony.

As working from home becomes the new normal, Angelenos are searching for flexible living spaces that can accommodate their creative endeavors. Atwater Union is a…

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

An initial study prepared by the City of Beverly Hills sheds new light on the proposed One Beverly Hills project.

The site is currently occupied by a Fry’s Electronics store, located at 6100 N. Canoga Avenue.

This exclusive collection of studio to four-bedroom luxury residences by SCG America is available for immediate occupancy with sales from $1.59 million.

These contemporary, three- to four-bedroom residences surround a private, central park complete with a community garden and covered picnic area.

A special meeting of the Santa Monica Planning Commission is scheduled for this evening to continue a discussion about the future of the Fairmont Miramar hotel expansion.

A five-story apartment building with a bold, burgundy façade could replace two single-family homes in Olympic Park, just south of Koreatown.