Archive: Land

Offices and retail in the older buildings, while it looks like the 1970s corporate side will be razed for apartments.

After sale of the real estate, the net cost for buying the OC Register and Riverside's Press-Enterprise is just $15.8 million.

Chicago's Tribune Media wants to cash in on the hot real estate market in downtown Los Angeles.

The web operation is still looking for the right LA headquarters, but for now BuzzFeed Motion Pictures is moving to Siren Studios.

"This is as good as it gets," says real estate broker Jeff Hyland: 157 acres on the ridge line above Beverly Hills.

One of Hollywood's most visible landmarks is the site of a proposed mega-project.

A year ago friends were saying the former mayor had no assets and was living in an apartment. Now he buys in the Hollywood Hills.

This time I guess it's a bargain: just $23 million, cut $4.5 million since 2013.

The house is mostly gone already. Architect Thom Mayne may be the owner.

Chicago is seeking a partner to turn the corner of 1st and Spring into some sort of big mixed-use project.

Bloomberg Businessweek examines the latest influx of Chinese capital to transform a corner of the San Gabriel Valley.

There goes the view of the Jesus Saves neon sign and the rooftop panorama from the Ace Hotel.

The Hot Property blog is back on the A-list at LA Times.com, with a new hire and a newsroom memo to explain it all.

The buyer is reportedly Anthony Gonzalez of the band M83. No sales price has been reported yet.

The Cheviot Drive home where Ray Bradbury lived and wrote for 50 years has been listed for sale at $1.495 million. It's open on Sunday.

The site at 9900 Wilshire Boulevard, just west of the Beverly Hilton hotel, would come fully approved for construction of a luxury condo project, says the LA Times.

California mansions are being bought by Chinese families, foreign tycoons and U.S. celebrities as a hedge against currency and stock market disasters or the vicissitudes of politics, Bloomberg Luxury says.

Mercedes-Benz USA has leased more than one million square feet at the former Boeing 717 plant in East Long Beach that closed in 2006. It's being called a landmark deal in the local real estate market.

The media mogul and possible buyer of the LA Times announced via Twitter that he has bought the Moraga estate on the Bel-Air ridge that faces across the 405 freeway at the Getty Center. Check out his tweet.

There were 354 sales of lofts and condos in greater Downtown LA's top 30 buildings last year, ranging in price from $120,000 to $ 4 million. A new report pegs the average at about $600,000, or $355 per square foot.

The Wilshire Christian Church, built from 1925-27 on the northeast corner of Wilshire and Normandie, will become the new home of Oasis Christian Church.

The 1.3-acre estate on Moorpark Street, built for Bob and Dolores Hope in 1939, has never changed hands. We're calling it the most celebrity-infused property left in the San Fernando Valley.

The 28-story condo tower once proposed for the vacant northeast corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Barrington Avenue has been downscaled to a six-story apartment building.

The landmarked United Artists Theater at the south end of Downtown's Broadway movie palace district has been sold to Greenfield Partners, a national hotel developer and real estate investment company.

You don't see this every day, even in Los Angeles. A big ol' yellow For Sale sign on a church, and not just any church.

The Huntington Beach home owned by former Bell city administrator Robert Rizzo is back on the market.