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JPMB Investments hopes to satisfy buyer demand by kicking off construction in early 2022 and delivering the new homes by year-end.

A Houston-based developer has plans to bring a collection of move-in ready, single-family homes to Houston’s Northcliffe neighborhood.

Choose from either the Heritage Collection, elegantly appointed homes with move-in dates as early as this spring, or work alongside Beechwood Homes to craft a custom home built to your specifications.

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the shift from in-person to online home shopping.

Preview the above-standard finishes and features that are included at no additional cost.

In December, the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles dipped below $2,000 for the first time since at least 2016, according to the latest report from apartment rental platform Zumper.

TDC Pacific Properties is behind the proposed multi-family development, which would replace a four-unit apartment building and a 1,400-square-foot auto sales office.

There are a number of new projects in Los Angeles that are pre-leasing or accepting registrations, allowing future tenants to reserve a coveted corner unit or choose their preferred color scheme.

Showcasing incredible views of the Santa Monica Mountains, 971 Linda Flora is a newly-constructed custom home in the foothills of Bel-Air.

The LA dream is fading away for thousands of residents as the city’s high housing costs and pandemic-related restrictions make it a less desirable place to live.

Country Pointe Plainview is a community of condominium suites, villas, townhomes and semi-detached homes, complete with premier lifestyle amenities and onsite retail offerings.

Downtown Crenshaw, a community group that has led the opposition to the mall’s acquisition by corporate developers, announced yesterday that the agreement to purchase Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza had been canceled as of Friday, December 11th.

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.

While buyers grappled with skyrocketing California home prices, owners experienced near-unprecedented equity gains, netting an average of $34,000 this year.

Two single-family homes dating back to the early 1900s could make way for a five-story apartment building in Hollywood’s history-laden Whitley Heights neighborhood.