Housing nonprofits Yes in My Back Yard and Californians for Homeownership sued the city of Los Angeles on Thursday, alleging ...

The sale of a luxury condominium in Los Angeles has resulted in a substantial financial loss for the seller, underscoring ...

For a century, progressives have been making it harder to build new homes in prosperous areas. Workers, immigrants and the ...

A $1 billion assessment announced Tuesday for California’s FAIR Plan, the state-run insurer of last resort, is expected to ...

Local, state, and federal decisions will affect the fate of some of California’s dwindling lower-priced housing.

A pair of housing advocacy groups filed a lawsuit Thursday accusing Los Angeles city leaders of not doing enough to zone for ...

The number of California citizens aged 65 or older is expected to rise 22% by 2040 while people between 0 and 17 will drop by ...

The nonprofit, funded by construction unions, has challenged several high-profile projects in Los Angeles and Long Beach, but ...

In a survey of the country’s most overvalued housing markets, US News & World Report found a number of major cities where ...

California should apply the same urgency of its response to wildfires to creating a resilient and affordable housing market.

Policy mistakes not technology are driving current housing affordability problems that harm families and make it harder for ...

Nearly three-fourths of responding real estate developers plan to start new multifamily projects in California within the ...