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If the bill is signed into law, California would become the first state in the country to nix minimum parking requirements for new developments within a half-mile walking distance of public transit.

Priced from the low-$800,000s, the collection of all-electric single-family homes is currently under construction on 23rd Street, east of Orange Avenue in sought-after Signal Hill.

Relevant Group has proposed a 15-story, mixed-use development for 121 West 3rd Street in Downtown Los Angeles, currently a surface parking lot near the Bradbury Building and Grand Central Market.

Dubbed CFT Gateway Center, the Mill Creek Development project at 3452-3488 East Foothill Boulevard calls for three, six-story residential buildings that would house 234 apartments.

Burbank’s Lakeside Car Wash could be razed to make way for a mixed-use development but its towering sign — a vestige of Los Angeles’ Googie architecture — would endure.

Winding Creek, a new 500-acre master-planned community developed by Anthem United, has starting preselling its inaugural release of homes, with prices starting in the high-$400,000s.

A development proposal was put forth this week by micro-unit and co-living developer Brennen Hakimian calling for 12 standard-size and 11 co-living apartments at 1402 S. Veteran Avenue.

There are several new small-lot developments that have sprung up around Hollywood, offering move-in-ready homes in an iconic location.

A surface parking lot near Ascot Hills Park could be improved with a four-story mixed-use development featuring 22 apartments and one ground-floor retail space.

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

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 aesthetic of the reimagined project is more traditional, incorporating wrought iron balcony railings and pickets, gray brick and painted stucco siding, and arched, factory-style storefront windows.

The site in question, which stretches from Clarington Avenue to Dunn Drive, is currently occupied by a Wells Fargo branch, surface parking lot and single-story office building.

A commercial-heavy stretch of Westwood Boulevard could see the addition of a five-story apartment building containing 109 units and extensive resident amenities.

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

In a high-priced city like Los Angeles, $1.5 million is considered a respectable home buying budget.