The surge in home buying activity that occurred in 2020, coupled with a reliance on digital tools due to the pandemic, underscored the need to modernize the closing process.

Los Angeles has experienced some of the sharpest rent declines in the country since the pandemic began around this time last year.

A strip of vacant residential and commercial structures and a surface parking lot would be demolished to make way for the proposed project at 6007 Sunset Boulevard.

Meantime, the Inland Empire has sustained tremendous rental growth as Angelenos with the ability to work remotely sought out more affordable apartments.

Temecula is celebrated for its well-regarded schools, comparatively affordable housing prices and outdoor recreation.

Studio floorplans would measure 289 square feet and the live/work floorplans, fronting onto Flower Street, would encompass 353 square feet.

Asking $299,999, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence is located in Riverhead and hit the MLS about a month ago.

This 11,500-square-foot, custom-built home was designed by architect Zoltan Pali with health and relaxation in mind.

More than two-thirds of these high rollers considered La La Land their ‘secondary home,’ perhaps due to the state’s steep income tax rates.

Known as 5537 Santa Monica, the project calls for 27 studios, 29 one-bedroom and four two-bedroom apartments, including seven units set aside for extremely low income households.

An inland city in Orange County, Lake Forest is a picturesque community of about 85,000 residents, named after its two man-made lakes and eucalyptus grove.

Drive-in movie theaters have certainly made a comeback during the pandemic, but what if you could enjoy the latest blockbuster from the comfort of your very own heated pool and spa?

The proposed development by Related California calls for 296 residential units, approximately 99,050 square feet of commercial space, and two levels of underground parking to accommodate 374 vehicles.

The City intends to purchase 1,500 units by 2022, 5,000 units by 2025 and 10,000 by 2030 in an effort to preserve affordable housing for low-income residents.

There are over two dozen residential projects in the works throughout downtown with many more in the planning stages.

A residential stretch of Normandie Avenue dotted with aging, mid-rise apartment buildings could soon welcome a new neighbor.