Tablescape Inspiration For The Holidays And Beyond
Tablecapes are almost as important as Christmas trees this year. …
‘Gimme Shelter’: Why modern freeway construction is still taking homes in Black and Latino areas
A Los Angeles Times investigation reveals that more than 200,000 people have lost their homes to freeway construction over the last three decades. …
Way better than a parking lot: Smart reuse revives Julia Morgan’s Herald Examiner building
An Apple store redo of Tower Theatre and the renovated William Randolph Hearst Herald Examiner building bring Broadway’s historic architecture back from the brink….
New Development Spotlight: The Strand Turks & Caicos
Showcasing the height of new luxury construction in some of the worldās most sought after locations, letās explore an exclusive newĀ developmentĀ from our worldwide network.
Turks and Caicos |Ā Nina Siegenthaler &Ā Joe Zahm, Turks & CaicosĀ Sotheby’s International RealtyĀ
The Strand…
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriverās Former California Home Hits The Market
The neighborhood is zoned equestrian with footbridges, riding and hiking trails. …
Urban Is Coming Back Strongā¦ And Better Than Ever Before
Urban areas are primed for a revival post-pandemic, with an emphasis on much needed sustainability and social equity, like the country’s first all-electric neighborhood. …
More Renters? Time To Develop Your Investment Strategy
It seems that the lost jobs will broaden the renter population for years, especially at the lower end of the economy. No statistics yet show this to be a trend but the time to formulate an…
How Can The Country Solve The Housing Shortage?
With labor scarce and demand high, the industry must adapt to new methods to keep pace. Finding solutions that maximize labor is paramount for future success. …
An Employerās Take On The Future Of The Workplace
One thing matters most moving forward: providing employees with the opportunity to produce and contribute their best work through versatile tools and environments. …
Parks and green spaces are vital for neighborhoods, so why aren’t there more?
We know parks are not equitably distributed across L.A. What’s the hold-up on building more? Ā …