Photos by Steve Hymon / The Source Train testing has been officially underway since July 16 on the Expo Line extension, sending trains casually traveling through the Westside for the first time in decades, but today a really beautiful thing happened: a train glided… Read More
The Coliseum is the Only Venue That Definitely Wants to Host the NFL Tuesday, August 4, 2015, by Bianca Barragan Image via Sterling Davis / Curbed LA flickr pool The NFL has two decent chances to return to Los Angeles… Read More
Touring a Playfully Bold Architectural Home in Mar Vista Monday, August 3, 2015, by Bianca Barragan Welcome to House Calls, a new feature in which Curbed tours the lovely, offbeat, or otherwise awesome homes of regular Angelenos. Think your space should be featured next? … Read More
The New Biggest Mansion in Los Angeles Will Ask $500 Million Tuesday, May 26, 2015, by Bianca Barragan McLean Design The biggest house in Los Angeles has swollen even larger in size and is getting a pretty big ego now too. … Read More
21 Great Places to Soak Up Happy Hour Right Now in LA Farley Elliott It’s no coincidence that, this time of year, restaurant happy hours coincide with the so-called magic hour in cinema, that sliver of time just before the sun goes fully down when the world seems… Read More
Los Angeles Housing Prices Have Shot Up More Than Any Other US City’s Since 2000 Thursday, April 2, 2015, by Adrian Glick Kudler Image via Michael Locke Los Angeles housing prices went down .2 percent between December and… Read More
Here Are the Anti-Mansion Rules Coming to 15 LA ‘Hoods Wednesday, March 18, 2015, by Bianca Barragan [Image via John Mozzer / Curbed LA flickr pool] All over Los Angeles, homeowners have been rabidly fighting against “mansionization,”… Read More
So you didn’t buy a house last year. That’s OK—you haven’t missed the boat yet on low mortgage rates or a healthy inventory of homes. In many ways, 2015 is a great time to buy a home, not the least of which is for certain tax… Read More
Big changes are coming to a sad stretch of West LA—there are three (or possibly four) nearly-adjacent mixed-users all planned along just a few blocks of Santa Monica Boulevard. Developer CIM Group has snapped up two parcels just west of Barrington Avenue that… Read More
Yahoo has signed a long-term lease for about 130,000 square feet at the new Collective campus, which is still under construction in Playa Vista. (Marcus Yam / Los Angeles Times) By Andrea Chang and Peter Jamison contact the reporters LA: Silicon Valley South The Westside… Read More
