Posts Tagged ‘Apartments’
This new California NIMBY-busting law could create a million new apartments and condominiums
A new state law that allows denser housing development near major transit stops goes into effect in July, opening the door to construction of more than 1 million new units in California’s urban centers. The law forces cities to approve talle...
BW Brody Seeks to Build 242 Apartments in Pico-Robertson
A mixed-use apartment complex is slated to rise on a Pico-Robertson development site that traded hands less than a year ago and marked one of the most expensive lot sales in the area in years.BWB Pico LLC, an entity associated with Sherman Oaks...
PCCP, Alliance Acquire Riverside Apartments for $65 Million
PCCP and Alliance Residential Company plunked down more than $65 million for an apartment complex in the Inland Empire’s biggest city. The two firms acquired The Hawthorne, a 184-unit multifamily property at 9170 Indiana Avenue in Riverside,...
Nuveen Offloads Van Nuys Apartments to Post Investment
Nuveen has offloaded a five-building apartment complex in Van Nuys to a locally based real estate firm. Beverly Hills-based Post Investment Group purchased the 390-unit San Regis apartments at 15454 Sherman Way in Van Nuys for roughly $69 mill...
NYC Apartments Under a Million: Gramercy Park, Boerum Hill
As seen in this listing photo, this Gramercy studio has prewar bones with modern updates. Photo-Illustration: Curbed; Photo: Corco...
Jardinette Apartments, Neutra’s first Los Angeles building, reopens
One of the most painstaking architectural renewals in recent Los Angeles memory has finally pulled a world-class jewel of modern architecture from obscurity.Designed by pioneering Modernist architect Richard Neutra in 1928, with limited collab...
NYC Apartments Under a Million: West Village, Midtown
Photo-Illustration: Curbed; Photo: Compass For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of...
Bill Witte is retiring after running Related California, a large-scale developer of both luxury and low-income apartments, for more than three decades.
Downtown L.A. is doing better than you think it is, but the government needs to do more to energize the city, said one of the region’s longest and most successful real estate leaders.Bill Witte is retiring after running Related California, a...
