Hollywood scion sells Malibu home once owned by Otis Chandler
The Malibu home once owned by former L.A. Times publisher Otis Chandler was sold by Tony Broccoli, whose father produced numerous James Bond films. …
Thinking About Refinancing? Act Now—Or Prepare To Pay More
Thanks to a new fee coming Sept. 1, homeowners are going to pay a lot more to refinance their mortgages….
It’s No Longer A Viable Option For Capitalism To Ignore Carbon Impact
Carbon emissions, often viewed by businesses as an externality, are beginning to cost companies, and investors are taking note. To learn more, I spoke with Fifth Wall, a venture capital firm focused on real estate’s carbon…
A Severe Hurricane Season Is Predicted. Are You Prepared?
While the usual mid-September peak of hurricane season is still several weeks away, the 2020 season is moving at the fastest pace since recordkeeping started in 1851….
A Severe Hurricane Season Is Predicted. Are You Prepared As A Homeowner?
While the usual mid-September peak of hurricane season is still several weeks away, the 2020 season is moving at the fastest pace since record keeping started in 1851….
Former Rams star Todd Gurley posts Chatsworth home for $2.3 million
Former L.A. Rams star Todd Gurley, who joined the Atlanta Falcons this offseason, is selling his home in Chatsworth for $2.295 million. …
Pool homes for $1 million in L.A. County
Take a look at homes with pools for roughly $1 million in Sherman Oaks, Pasadena and Los Angeles in L.A. County. …
With Unemployment Twice As High As The Great Recession’s Peak, Rents Have Further To Fall
New York City’s unemployment rate rose from 18.3% in May to 20.4% in June 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is twice as high as the Great Recession’s peak unemployment rate of 10.4%…
Where Human Nature, Shopping And Real Estate Meet
Retail operators will need to create destinations that people remember….
With Unemployment Twice As High As The Great Recession’s Peak, New York City Rents Have Further To Fall
New York City’s unemployment rate rose from 18.3% in May to 20.4% in June 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is twice as high as the Great Recession’s peak unemployment rate of 10.4%…