Corporate ownership of rental properties is a worrying trend for prospective homebuyers but a potential moneymaker for even small-time investors.

Once considered a resort town, Palm Springs has become a popular year-round destination for remote workers seeking sunshine and swimming pools.

A seven-story apartment building consisting of 62 units has been proposed near the bustling intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Vermont Avenue.

Dinah’s Family Restaurant is a Googie-style diner known for its fried chicken — their red and white paper buckets were even used in Little Miss Sunshine’s iconic dinner table scene.

The home building industry is making up for lost time, constructing new single-family homes at a pace not seen since 2007.

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.

Ontario, a city of approximately 165,000, offers a number of new townhouse developments for buyers with a budget of less than $500,000.

The venue at 4216 Melrose Avenue and a neighboring structure housing a tattoo parlor, CrossFit gym and four apartments could be replaced by a modern mixed-use building.

As of 2019, the median age of an owner-occupied home was 39 years, up from 31 years in 2005.

The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom Lower Penthouse spans the entire ninth floor of the 12-story condominium, showcasing 360-degree ocean and city views.

Greater Houston issued 52,029 single-family building permits in that timeframe and added 120,900 new jobs.

The proposal calls for 144 apartments, including 19 affordable units, 19,100 square feet of retail space, and over 5,000 square feet of publicly accessible open space.

Direct-to-investor real estate investment platform Fundrise announced last week that they had closed a $300 million credit facility with Goldman Sachs to bankroll the construction of nearly half a billion dollars worth of new single-family rentals across the Sunbelt.

Echo Park is one of the most sought-after Eastside neighborhoods thanks to its central location and eclectic character.

Renderings depict how the painted metal trellis would animate each structure’s navy blue stucco façade, adding privacy and shade through greenery.

If the bill is signed into law, California will likely become the first state to sanction multi-family housing on zoned commercial properties.