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A truckyard owned by Recology, a waste management company serving San Francisco, has been sold to Amazon for $200 million, according to reporting by The San Francisco Chronicle.

The Linden is anticipated to welcome its first residents in spring 2021.

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

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

In-person showings have been temporarily prohibited by Mayor Eric Garcetti, but if you’re willing to rent a new apartment without touring it IRL, you could reap some major savings.

Take advantage of record-low mortgage rates by closing on a new single-family home at Turnleaf at The Collective, a bold, age-qualified community by Anthem United in Manteca.

While there are certainly deals to be found when purchasing pre-construction, sometimes life gets in the way and you need to move into a new place right now, not in three years.

Located 11 miles northeast of Downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena is a great place for families looking to put down roots.

If you’re gearing up for an Art Deco revival, these 7 furniture pieces will add elegance and just the right amount of glitz to your interiors.

Whether you plan to ring in the 2020s with a roaring house party or on the couch with your best friend, getting into the spirit with some festive decor is always welcome.

The two-bedroom, one-bathroom home is located in Topanga, a far-flung LA neighborhood the Los Angeles Times once referred to an “aging hippie.”

It takes only 38 seconds for a visitor to make a snap judgement about our space.

The 1940s-era home has been expertly restored with bright, white interiors, natural finishes and framed views of the lake from nearly every room.

Whether we care to admit it or not, Instagram shapes our design tastes and shopping habits.

A little TLC goes a long way.

If you really want to overhaul your outdoor space, you’ve got to think big — even if you’ve only got 400 square feet to work with.