Join the Urban Land Institute’s Fall Meeting in Los Angeles, where prominent speakers and DTLA tours take center stage. Discover the latest in urban development, from housing affordability to technology advancements, while exploring the resurgence of DTLA as a vibrant place to live and work.
Impeccably remodeled by renowned designer Saffron Case, 3751 Serra Road an exquisite property is now available on the market for $6.5 million. Nestled within the esteemed guard-gated community of Serra Retreat, this private oasis offers a harmonious blend of sophistication and tranquility.
Once a street struggling to survive, Broadway is back and better than ever. Now adding to the historic thoroughfare’s resurgence is the first new large-scale development in more than a century.
Felix in Abbot Kinney offers an authentic trattoria experience within a renovated 1920s building. Chef Evan Funke, known for his pasta expertise, presents a comprehensive and authentic pasta program. The warm and inviting ambiance, reminiscent of an Italian grandmother’s home, sets the stage for a memorable dining experience.
Apollo Landing, a new dining destination set to open in El Segundo this fall, aims to enhance the culinary scene of the region. While the name pays homage to the area’s rich aerospace history, the focus is on mouthwatering offerings.
Designed by renowned architect Stiles O. Clements, 363 S. Las Palmas Ave. a 5,956-square-foot manor showcases the iconic Art Deco and Streamline Moderne styles. Meticulously reimagined in 2016 by Clements Design, the property seamlessly blends classic details with modern sophistication, offering a truly exceptional living space.
The Jeremy West Hollywood, where cool vibes meet artistic innovation. Positioned at the corner of Sunset and La Cienega boulevards, this sleek hotel stands as a true trendsetter. From the moment visitors step foot into the lobby, they are immersed in a world of cutting-edge design and artistic collaborations.
Situated at 9850 Wilshire Blvd.—at the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica boulevards, near other newcomers such as the Gratitude Beverly Hills restaurant—the 12-story Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills Hotel features 119 deluxe rooms and 51 suites priced from $815 per night.
Included are 38 units of housing, primarily modern studios and one-bedroom apartments, along with two luxury penthouse suites with private roof decks, and six units reserved for affordable housing, ranging from approximately 420 square feet to 800 square feet. The ground-level floor will consist of 3,000 square feet of retail space.
