Real Estate Services Face AI Questions but Not an Existential Threat

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New RICO Strategy Could Redefine Landlord Accountability

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Why the Quietest Offices Aren’t Actually the Most Productive

Sound is one of the most underestimated factors in office performance. According to some studies roughly one-third of workers are dissatisfied with acoustic conditions in their workplace. The consequences are measurable. Poor acoustics can cause work...

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Allied Properties Tumbles on Secondary Offering Plan

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iBuying Endures a Reality Check as OpenDoor Shifts Toward AI

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Battle brewing over six surface parking lots downtown near LA Live

Parking lots can be the most vanilla of commercial real estate assets, but they can be spicy when they’re at the center of a complaint about an alleged conspiracy. Criscione Meyer Entitlement, which owns six downtown Los Angeles surface parking lot...

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Carolwood duo closes out pair of Los Feliz deals in “mixed” market

A power duo on Los Angeles’ Eastside cleaned up this week with a couple of closings, despite more “sensitive” conditions for the area’s high end. Carolwood Estates’ Jonathan Mogharrabi and Marci Kays, who count the actor Brad Pitt among the...

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Rom Investments proposes six-story project in Hollywood

The site of several demolished properties in Hollywood will become a 33-unit apartment complex from local developer Rom Investments. Based on an application submitted to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning, the apartments would rise at 1845 N...

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Alleged Burbank home fraud scheme involved neither seller nor buyer

Federal prosecutors have charged four individuals in a fraud scheme that resulted in the bogus sale of a Burbank home for $1.5 million, with neither the legitimate homeowner nor the purported buyer aware of the transaction.  According to a feder...

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California opens civil rights probe of Eaton fire response

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has launched a civil rights investigation into Los Angeles County’s emergency response to the Eaton fire in Altadena, introducing significant regulatory and legal exposure for county agencies.  The probe c...

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LA adaptive reuse ordinance to open thousands of commercial properties to resi conversion

Housing production in Los Angeles is poised to pick up even more as a new adaptive reuse law goes into effect this month.  The Citywide Adaptive Reuse Ordinance makes it easier for developers to convert vacant commercial buildings into residence...

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