Americans may aspire to single-family homes, but in South Korea, apartments are king
South Korea's middle-class dream of home ownership? It's not a house with a white picket fence — it's an apartment.
This L.A. company builds venues for the world's biggest pop stars, sports teams and sumo wrestlers
L.A. sports and entertainment giant AEG expands its global reach
Latino tenants sued their landlord. A lawyer told them they would be 'picked up by ICE'
When a Latino tenant filed a lawsuit against a landlord and real estate agent for selling the home she was evicted from, an opposing lawyer suggested she'll likely be deported by ICE before trial.
Wildfire victims in limbo as fight with insurers hits another snag
After receiving more than 1,000 complaints from Jan. 7 fire victims about how insurers are handling their claims, state regulators are considering referring hundreds of the cases to mediation — a little used process that worries consumer advocates.
112 acres in Brentwood: Largest estate in decades goes on L.A. market for $70 million
The Robert Taylor Ranch — a 112-acre equestrian estate that ranks as the largest residential property brought to market in L.A. — is hitting the market for $70 million.
Contributor: Let's Los Angelize L.A.
A design competition shows the way to add density to L.A.'s single-family neighborhoods without Manhattanizing the city.
Los Angeles approves plan to spend nearly $425 million in 'mansion tax' money
The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday approved a spending plan for Measure ULA, the so-called mansion tax, directing nearly $425 million into housing and homelessness programs.
Supreme Court turns down claim from L.A. landlords over COVID evictions ban
Landlords say the ban on evictions took their private property in violation of the Constitution.
Tinder co-founder buys Walk of Fame property in Hollywood
Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen has invested in Hollywood with the $69-million purchase of retail property near the legendary TCL Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard.