Posts Tagged ‘Los Angeles neighborhoods’
Top Five Most Exciting Los Angeles Restaurants Opening In May
In Los Angeles, April showers bring May flowers, and new restaurant openings. As the weather warms up and the buds of spring launch into full bloom, L.A.’s culinary scene comes to life, with locals and visitors itching for an early taste o...
South Bay VS Orange County: Exploring Greater Los Angeles Alternatives for Wildfire Victims
The California Wildfires have left many residents seeking new places to call home. For those considering a move within Southern California, the South Bay and Orange County stand out as two appealing options. Both areas offer coastal living, s...
Finding a New Home: Exploring Pacific Palisades Alternatives for Displaced Residents
The devastating California wildfires have left many residents grappling with the loss of their homes and the challenge of finding a new place to live. For those accustomed to the serene coastal charm and community-oriented lifestyle of Pacifi...
Tesla to Build a Supercharger Station With a 50’s Style Diner & Drive-In Theater
Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s idea of opening a first-of-its-kind Supercharger location in Santa Monica with a 1950s-style diner and a drive-in theatre moved one step closer to reality after receiving official approval from the Los Angeles Departme...
This Underrated Los Angeles Neighborhood is Having a Moment
When you think of Los Angeles, you likely picture the many world-famous sites that put the area on the map — the Hollywood Sign, Walk of Fame, Rodeo Drive, and Santa Monica Pier, to name a few. And while these hot spots are iconic for a reas...
13,900sf Digital Canvas to Cover New Office Building on Sunset Blvd
The five-story office building Faring is planning to build on Sunset Blvd. between Carol Ave. and Cory Ave. will be wrapped on three sides by 13,900 square feet of “digital canvas,” similar to the Pendry Hotel & Residences. The LED...
The Ribbon of Light, LA City’s Project on Sixth Street Bridge
The original Sixth Street Viaduct opened in 1932 in Los Angeles, connecting Downtown Los Angeles to Boyle Heights. At the time it was the largest and longest of all the bridges in the city. Unfortunately, they didn't test materials back then,...
Your Newest Neighbor
Welcome your newest neighbor, Ariana Grande, if you live in the Bird Streets or surrounding area of the West Hollywood Hills. Actress turned pop star Ariana Grande has bought a newly built home in the Hollywood Hills’ Bird S...