Nature Can Huff And Puff, But It Won’t Blow These Homes Down
Extreme weather events are threatening our safety and the homes we live in. These building product manufacturers are creating innovative solutions to help protect our most prized asset. …
Housing Beware: Water Scarcity Is Only The Surface Of The Issue
Water scarcity is becoming a key concern for many places in the US, and now layered on to that are the carbon emissions from heating the water for home activities. These innovators are creating cross-sector solutions…
California has a new COVID mortgage relief program. Here’s how to get help
The state is launching its long-awaited mortgage relief program to help homeowners facing COVID-related money troubles. Here are the rules….
Six Big Picture Wellness Design Trends For 2022
This trend report won’t answer any of those questions, as its focus is on macro design details that impact the safety, accessibility and health-enhancing potential of people’s homes. …
Massage chair mogul sells Brentwood fortress for $56.55 million
Brentwood’s real estate market ended 2021 with a bang when businessman Matt Wollman sold his fortress-like villa in Mandeville Canyon for $56.55 million….
Paul Allen’s Enchanted Hill, prized piece of Beverly Crest land, sells for $65 million
In Beverly Crest, a 120-acre estate owned by late Microsoft Corp. co-founder Paul Allen once listed for $150 million, has sold for $65 million. …
New York Real Estate’s Q4 2021 And Going Into 2022: Can Supply Meet Demand?
COVID variants or no COVID variants, the larger question remains: will supply rise to meet demand. Neither a spring nor a fall surge in inventory commensurate with past years occurred in 2021. In 2022 the market…
From A Perfect Storm To Hitting Its Stride: What 2022’s Buyers Can Expect In New York City’s Real Estate Market
The forces that shaped 2021 will undoubtedly remain in play well into 2022. And while the new year may not see the same frenzied intensity as the old year, today’s buyers and sellers will set the…
L.A. has a new plan for creating more housing. An AIDS nonprofit wants it thrown out
L.A.’s Plan to House LA set a goal of nearly half a million new housing units by October 2029. Foes have warned it will cause displacement….
Even in a hot market, L.A. won’t allow rent hikes for most tenants until 2023
As part of its COVID-19 rules, the city of Los Angeles is prohibiting rent increases for tenants in rent-controlled buildings. Elsewhere rents have gone up by double digits in recent months….