Los Angeles Real Estate
Kaufman & Company Expands BridgeStar.ai Into a Full Partner Portal, Adding Eight New Engagement Tracks and a Suite of Client Tools
Los Angeles, CA — Kaufman & Company, a private investment and holding firm spanning real estate development, private credit, venture, and structured finance, today announced a major expansion of BridgeStar.ai, its partne...
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A California Law Could Turn Backyard ADUs Into Sellable Condos. Los Angeles May Be Next.
Building an ADU in a Los Angeles backyard has always meant one financial path: rent it out. A homeowner could house a family member or find a tenant, but selling the unit as standalone property required a costly lot spli...
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Rebuilding After the Los Angeles Fires Is Harder Than It Looks on Paper
Months after the Altadena fires, the gap between approved permits and actual construction starts points to a bottleneck that has little to do with city bureaucracy. Homeowners with insurance payouts in hand are still not...
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Why One Los Angeles Broker Wants a Single Nationwide Real Estate License
Courtney Poulos, Founder, SERHANT. CA, Team Lead, ACME | SERHANT. in Los Angeles, California, is helping build support for an idea that would change how real estate agents work across state lines: a single, nationwide re...
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Los Angeles Office Vacancy Pushes Landlords Toward Revenue-Share Deals With Flex Operators
The traditional office lease, five or ten years, fixed rent, passive landlord, made sense when vacancy in major metros hovered in the single digits. In Los Angeles today, roughly 40% of office space sits empty, according...
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Why a Quarter-Point Rate Move Hits Orange County, California Buyers Harder Than Most
In most housing markets, a small shift in mortgage rates changes a monthly payment by a manageable amount. In Orange County, California, where typical purchase prices run well above a million dollars, that same quarter-p...
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In Central Los Angeles, Listings Are Piling Up While Buyers Refuse to Engage
Inventory in central Los Angeles keeps growing, but the buyer pool is not growing with it. In neighborhoods like Koreatown, downtown LA, and surrounding submarkets, properties sit longer, open houses draw fewer visitors,...
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