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The long-running bankruptcy sale of downtown Los Angeles' most spectacular eyesore drags on with no clear end in sight.

Fires, government restrictions and interest in mid-term rentals are thought to be driving the decline in have in short-term rental licenses.

Facing retirement, a couple tore down their dated midcentury home in Monterey Park and built a comfortable modern home that curves around their 1956 swimming pool.

A residential skyscraper has been approved for construction in the South Park neighborhood of downtown Los Angeles, though it looks unlikely that work on it will begin soon.

To solve its housing crisis Los Angeles must build. Here's where:

How can we achieve more and better housing? Denser neighborhoods. Smaller homes, some modular or printed in 3-D. Properties co-owned. ADUs sold separately.

Can we really fortify our homes and our city against a fire storm? These experts offer some tips and some hope for the future.

When a couple found their dream apartment in Beachwood Canyon, they discovered a community of dog lovers outside their fourplex. "Everyone knows our dogs' names," Natalie Babcock says with a smile.

South Korea's middle-class dream of home ownership? It's not a house with a white picket fence — it's an apartment.

L.A. sports and entertainment giant AEG expands its global reach

When a Latino tenant filed a lawsuit against a landlord and real estate agent for selling the home she was evicted from, an opposing lawyer suggested she'll likely be deported by ICE before trial.

After receiving more than 1,000 complaints from Jan. 7 fire victims about how insurers are handling their claims, state regulators are considering referring hundreds of the cases to mediation — a little used process that worries consumer advocates.

The Robert Taylor Ranch — a 112-acre equestrian estate that ranks as the largest residential property brought to market in L.A. — is hitting the market for $70 million.

A design competition shows the way to add density to L.A.'s single-family neighborhoods without Manhattanizing the city.

The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday approved a spending plan for Measure ULA, the so-called mansion tax, directing nearly $425 million into housing and homelessness programs.

Landlords say the ban on evictions took their private property in violation of the Constitution.

Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen has invested in Hollywood with the $69-million purchase of retail property near the legendary TCL Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard.

Economists and real estate agents say a variety of factors have slowed the market, including high mortgage rates, rising inventory levels and economic uncertainty.

One of the oldest movie studios in Los Angeles, where Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks once made silent films, is up for sale, perhaps to the newest generation of content creators.

After years of renting in Los Feliz, 68-year-old artist Debra Weiss was forced to look for a new place to live after she was evicted from her longtime apartment.

While some fire victims are opting to sell their lots in Altadena, one woman is choosing to stay and rebuild — and she's trying to do it as quickly as possible.

Immigration raids are threatening to hinder the colossal undertaking to reconstruct the 13,000 homes that were wiped away in Altadena and Pacific Palisades on Jan. 7 — and exacerbate the housing crisis by stymieing new construction statewide.

City and state officials have filed a handful price-gouging lawsuits against real estate agents, landlords and a large rental company, but critics say they must do more.

At a house-burning demonstration in Anaheim, one home survived, and one didn't. The results could provide a lessons for L.A. communities rebuilding after the January fires.

Developers are buying up Altadena's burned lots. It's a doom or boon for the community, depending on whom you ask.

San Francisco's vacancy rate is expected to decline later this year thanks to OpenAI and other AI startups that are leasing more space in the city.

Rent is climbing faster in areas near the Palisades and Eaton fires, according to an L.A. Times analysis.