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.

The city of approximately 336,000 is home to a historic downtown, diverse restaurant scene, miles of hiking trails and fragrant citrus groves.

A strip of since-demolished apartment buildings and bungalows in MacArthur Park could be replaced by a co-living development comprising 110 units.

Cypress Village is a collection of one- and two-story detached homes located just a few minutes from the core of Pearland.

A master-planned community of over 2,000 new homes is set to transform a 500-acre site in West Roseville, contributing planned retail, an elementary school, four parks and miles of trails.

The purchaser of the luxury residence’s $16 million two-story penthouse will receive a year-long lease on a McLaren 765LT supercar.

Priced out of the market for single-family homes, hordes of Los Angeles County homebuyers are turning their attention to condominiums in the $300,000 to $1 million range.

On Thursday, the Los Angeles City Planning Commission is anticipated to approve several development incentives and waivers for the proposed project at 5773–5793 West Adams Boulevard in West Adams.

Flexible living spaces that can transition from classroom to playroom or home office to home gym are more important than ever.

If you’re a future-minded renter searching for an apartment that will offer easy access to the new transit project, consider one of these three recently built communities.

If you’re shopping for a different kind of Black Friday deal, the Windsor Smith-designed spec home at 227 North Tigertail Road in Brentwood recently received a $3 million price chop.

Facing historically low inventory levels and frenzied bidding wars in the resale market, buyers are snapping up new single-family homes at breakneck speed.

A master-planned community in New Caney offers a selection of single-family residences that will be move-in ready by early next year.

The new apartment complex would replace developer Elevado’s first property, a four-unit building that was demolished earlier this year.

An increasing number of Angelenos are willing to take a gamble on Las Vegas.