Last week, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a series of statewide measures to encourage accessory dwelling unit (ADU) construction. The so-called “granny flats” have become increasingly… Read More »Brokers believe new laws make it easier for homeowners to build ADUs
Hollywood Park’s developers announced the first retail tenants for the outdoor complex adjacent to the new football stadium. Inglewood-based Three Weavers Brewing will join Olympix Fitness and movie theater operator Cinépolis as the first three tenants in the 500,000-square foot retail district.
In a widely anticipated move aimed at combating California’s growing housing crisis, Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law a landmark bill establishing statewide rent caps… Read More »Governor Signs Statewide Rent Caps Into Law
The Coalition for Responsible Community Development (CRCD) continues to make major moves in 2019, as the South LA developer recently submitted plans for two side-by-side projects located on the 6700 and 6800 blocks of Main Street.
Inglewood – By the Numbers
Written by Jenny Harrison for Realty Times Considering today’s volatile markets and unpredictable political environment, many people are looking for other ways to invest their… Read More »Pros and Cons of Real Estate Investing
Written by Edward Brown for Realty Times Many investors, primarily those in California, have looked into purchasing rental property in states they would have previously… Read More »Comparing Rentals in Different Markets and the Risks of Low Rent/High Cap Investments
South Los Angeles – By The Numbers
Lonzo Ball and the warehouse (Credit: Getty Images)
Lonzo Ball, the recently-traded Los Angeles Lakers point guard, just sold his warehouse in South L.A. as he prepares his move to New Orleans.
City Council President Herb Wesson and an aerial view of Leimert Park
Los Angeles officials are hoping to redevelop two city-owned lots in Leimert Park Village with residential projects, as it continues