They lost their home insurance policies. Then came the fires
Before the devastating fires burned across Los Angeles, many homeowners learned they were losing their insurance policies. Some faced big increases in premiums that they couldn’t afford….
Their houses burned down. Now, they are fighting for the few homes left on the market
With thousands of people displaced from their homes, the real estate markets around Pacific Palisades and Altadena are raging, with rentals and homes attracting multiple offers….
What to know about temporary housing, rents, price gouging during fire storm
L.A. County fires trigger price gouging protections for renters and others. Some organizations are providing free temporary housing. …
Opinion: Is Donald Trump a NIMBY or a YIMBY? The president-elect’s housing views are a puzzle
The president-elect’s housing policy is hard to predict, but California could be disproportionately affected by his proposal to open up federal land to development….
After decades on the San Pedro waterfront, famous fish market signs lease for decades more
Owners of the San Pedro Fish Market and Restaurant, a top-grossing restaurant that once sprawled across a wooden pier in the Port of Los Angeles, have signed a 49-year lease to rebuild at their historic waterfront…
Battle over luxury Verdugo Mountains housing development spills into court
For a year and a half, the activist group No Canyon Hills has protested a 300-acre development coming to the Verdugo Mountains. Now the developer is suing….
Housing tracker: A slowdown in the Southern California market for homes and rentals
Explore the latest prices for homes and rentals in and around Los Angeles….
Commentary: Even in L.A. County’s solidly middle-class towns, home prices are soaring out of reach
One Alhambra family tried an extreme fix: finding a home in Ontario and commuting three hours to keep their jobs and maintain school ties….
How ‘No Good Deed’ boss Liz Feldman explores loss in a real estate murder mystery
The creator of Netflix’s dark comedy uses L.A.’s competitive housing market as a backdrop to a murder mystery that is a thoughtful examination of grief. …
L.A. City Council votes to boost housing development, while leaving out single-family-home zones
The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday asked the city attorney to draft an ordinance to boost housing development in existing multifamily areas and along main streets, while leaving single-family communities largely untouched. …