Stories, market shifts, and headlines shaping coastal Los Angeles real estate — curated from the Los Angeles Times.
In Bel-Air, a colossal compound owned by a family of Qatari royals is asking $400 million, which would be the priciest home sale in U.S. history.
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Hotel and housing complex approved in West Hollywood
Read on LA TimesInterior designer Meeshie Fahmy turned a barn-style home in Inglewood into a bold, colorful space filled with secondhand furniture and plenty of art.
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L.A.'s real estate market is historically cold, but some experts say the Iran ceasefire could stabilize mortgage rates and give buyers confidence to return to the market.
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KB Home will relocate its headquarters to Arizona by spring 2027, the home-building company announced last week. It comes after a slew of corporations that have fled the state in recent years.
Read on LA TimesHome prices in San Francisco hit a record $2.5 million in March as wealth from the AI boom flowed through the city.
Read on LA TimesThere's a backstory to President Trump's Truth Social post and it stems from a controversial visit by administration officials to Los Angeles in February.
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Companies are buying their buildings instead of renting them as office values bottom out around Los Angeles.
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The blue-collar jobs to build AI infrastructure are moving outside of California
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