Housing & Homelessness

Redfin said the city’s booming tech sector and tight inventory helped make it the nation’s most expensive major metro.

An Irvine home in an exclusive gated community is under investigation by federal agents.

‘We have a very unusual marketplace,’ said Jim Righeimer, a real estate developer and former California mayor.

People generally moved to sunny southern states in 2025, U-Haul reported. The leaders in out-migration tended to be states led by Democrats.

Meanwhile, fire zone housing value tops $46 billion, according to a new Zillow analysis.

Nationwide, 1.32 percent of homes sat vacant, a 0.01 percent decrease from vacancy rates in the previous quarter.

Los Angeles’ year-round warm weather, dense neighborhoods, and abundance of restaurants make the city a breeding ground for rats, according to a new report.

The Midway District, long defined by outdated warehouses and strip malls, has been a focal point for revitalization.

Gov. Gavin Newsom extends the state’s cap-and-trade program, which provides utility customers a small refund twice each year.

The board advanced a measure to shield renters from displacement due to immigration enforcement as landlords warn of renewed financial strain.

A Sacramento-based think tank said 7 million residents are below the line as housing costs and aid reductions take a toll.

SB 79 passed amid debate over housing affordability versus neighborhood preservation.

Faith-based missions are being courted by the federal government, but some are wary that federal funds will have too many strings attached.

Norwalk will overturn a housing ban and has agreed to pay $250,000 for new affordable housing projects.

The task force will focus on clearing large encampments on state property in California’s 10 most populous cities.

After 12 ranches on national park land were forced to close by 2026, 26 mostly immigrant households find themselves with nowhere to go.

The ranch offers a process that equips enrollees to break the cycle of homelessness through housing, counseling, hands-on training, and life skills classes.

State mandates call for affordable housing, but Pacific Palisades and other burn areas will be exempt as they rebuild after January wildfires.

Redfin said the city’s booming tech sector and tight inventory helped make it the nation’s most expensive major metro.

An Irvine home in an exclusive gated community is under investigation by federal agents.

‘We have a very unusual marketplace,’ said Jim Righeimer, a real estate developer and former California mayor.

People generally moved to sunny southern states in 2025, U-Haul reported. The leaders in out-migration tended to be states led by Democrats.

Meanwhile, fire zone housing value tops $46 billion, according to a new Zillow analysis.

Nationwide, 1.32 percent of homes sat vacant, a 0.01 percent decrease from vacancy rates in the previous quarter.

Los Angeles’ year-round warm weather, dense neighborhoods, and abundance of restaurants make the city a breeding ground for rats, according to a new report.

The Midway District, long defined by outdated warehouses and strip malls, has been a focal point for revitalization.

Gov. Gavin Newsom extends the state’s cap-and-trade program, which provides utility customers a small refund twice each year.

The board advanced a measure to shield renters from displacement due to immigration enforcement as landlords warn of renewed financial strain.

A Sacramento-based think tank said 7 million residents are below the line as housing costs and aid reductions take a toll.

SB 79 passed amid debate over housing affordability versus neighborhood preservation.

Faith-based missions are being courted by the federal government, but some are wary that federal funds will have too many strings attached.

Norwalk will overturn a housing ban and has agreed to pay $250,000 for new affordable housing projects.

The task force will focus on clearing large encampments on state property in California’s 10 most populous cities.

After 12 ranches on national park land were forced to close by 2026, 26 mostly immigrant households find themselves with nowhere to go.

The ranch offers a process that equips enrollees to break the cycle of homelessness through housing, counseling, hands-on training, and life skills classes.

State mandates call for affordable housing, but Pacific Palisades and other burn areas will be exempt as they rebuild after January wildfires.