Column: We shake, we rattle, we roll — life in a state that’s one giant fault zone
Fifty years ago, a 6.5-magnitude earthquake centered in Sylmar caused us to rethink how we live in earthquake country. …
50 years ago, the Sylmar earthquake shook L.A., and nothing’s been the same since
The magnitude 6.6 Sylmar earthquake shook Southern California on Feb. 9, 1971, causing significant damage and 64 deaths. What few realized at the time was how close it came to being far more catastrophic. …
How The Pandemic Continues To Affect The Commercial Real Estate Market
The commercial real estate industry as a whole has risen to the challenges brought by the pandemic. …
How To Create A Wellness Design Space For Giving Birth At Home
Winick sees home births as empowering expectant mothers in safe, comfortable, tailored environments, surrounded by people they trust. …
How To Find An Investor: Seven Tips For Startups
Private investors are one of the best things that can happen to your startup. …
How Federal Action Could Address Three Major Trends In The U.S. Mortgage Market
With the right support for homeowners and smart policies to support the mortgage market in place, the U.S. housing market can be leveraged as a powerful engine for economic growth and a more inclusive society. …
Three Self-Storage Development Lessons Learned The Hard Way
Sometimes the only way to find out what works is to rule out what doesn’t. …
Ready Or Not, Real Estate Industry Undergoing High-Tech Makeover
Covid-19 is the agent of change driving advances – and acquisitions – in a sector long-resistant to tech. …
‘FBI’ star Jeremy Sisto sells a half-built home in Laurel Canyon
Actor Jeremy Sisto just hauled in $2.57 million for a mid-renovation Laurel Canyon home that he bought eight years ago from film producer Cassian Elwes. …
What It Means To Be A Socially Responsible Real Estate Investment Manager
Lasting change comes when socially responsible business practices are baked into the fabric of how a company operates. …