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- Kaiser Permanente outlines expansion plans for LA campus
Kaiser Hospital (Credit: Wikimedia Commons) Kaiser Permanente’s plans for expansion are very much alive and kicking. The Oakland-based health provider filed an environmental review for its three-phase development with the city this month, detailing its intentions for a renovation and expansion of its existing Los Angeles Medical Center, Urbanize reported.
- Children with disabilities abused at group home, complaints allege
A state-funded group home that is supposed to help South Florida children with disabilities has racked up a history of complaints including child abuse and neglect, police and state records show. The Tate Center Inc. is a nonprofit that runs group homes north of Palm Beach County as well as
- Two-bedroom Los Feliz condo with balcony asks $550K
The Griffith Park-adjacent space has two bedrooms and two bathrooms Getting home from the Greek Theater would be a lot easier if you lived in this two-bedroom condo in Los Feliz. It sits right on Griffith Park Boulevard, and offers easy access to Griffith Park (the Greek included), as well
- Florida summit targets nursing home hurricane improvements – but will anything change?
Florida health-care regulators and the nursing home industry have long known senior facilities can be a dangerous place to be after a hurricane. As far back as 2006, the nursing home industry had a hurricane summit that revealed two key points: That nursing homes are not on the state’s top
- Dropping soon: The Real Deal’s fall issue!
The Real Deal Los Angeles‘ fall magazine is set to hit newsstands this October! The upcoming issue is packed with the most important industry news and insider information, including a look inside the world of residential broker coaching and foreign investment in L.A. real estate. The October magazine will also
- Hallandale deadlocked over $70M budget
City leaders may blow their deadline to figure out how to spend $70 million in tax dollars next year. Hallandale Beach commissioners deadlocked 2-2 Monday over their budget, sparring and sniping from beginning to end. “We can’t work together to adopt a budget?” Mayor Joy Cooper said at one point….
- Fantasy Sports Site Draft Inks Lease for New Chelsea Office
Daily fantasy sports provider Draft has taken more than 7,000 square feet of ground- and lower-level space at 217-219 West 21st Street in Chelsea that will serve as the company’s new offices, Commercial Observer has learned. Draft signed a five-year, 7,310-square-foot deal late last month for the space at the
- Golden 100: IMG Enterprises Inc.
The head of this agribusiness was raised in France.
- LA resi sales velocity, in one chart
(Credit: Twitter @jonathanmiller) Almost half of residential sales in Los Angeles recorded in the second quarter took 30 days or less to close, according to a chart by Miller Samuel CEO Jonathan Miller. A whopping 46.8 percent of sales closed within that timeframe, while 24.6 percent took 31 to 60
- Hurricane Irma spreads thousands of gallons of smelly sewage across South Florida
As hurricane wind and rains soaked Miramar in southwest Broward, a huge oak tree with a root ball 4- to 5-feet long tipped. The vibration cracked a sewer pipe underground, and for more than a day, raw sewage poured out over Old Miramar Parkway into a home-lined canal at 132nd
- Gorgeous Hancock Park condo lists for $699K
In the Leland Bryant-designed Country Club Manor If this Hancock Park condo looks more European than Californian, that’s because it’s in a 1927 building designed by Leland Bryant. The architect created hundreds of elegant revival-style apartments buildings—many with French chateau-style facades—in and around West Hollywood in the ’20s and ’30s.
- Broward County Fair plans return after 5-year absence
The Broward County Fair hopes will make its long-awaited comeback in November at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach — if plans get the green light. There hasn’t been a county fair in five years because promoters have not been able to get city approval for the sites they picked. First
- Paramedics brave hurricane to save 1-year-old Delray boy
Without power and stuck in the middle of a hurricane, Stacy Alcenard-Macer’s 1-year-old son had no way to take the medicine he needed to breathe clearly — until the Delray Beach Fire Department came to his rescue. Alcenard-Macer lost power the morning of Sept. 10 as the outer bands of
- Golden 100 Ultimate Newcomer: Beacon Bay Project Management
This executive has a simple yet effective strategy to motivate her employees.
- Dropping soon: The Real Deal’s Los Angeles fall issue!
The Real Deal Los Angeles‘ fall magazine is set to hit newsstands this October! The upcoming issue is packed with the most important industry news and insider information, including a look inside the world of residential broker coaching and foreign investment in L.A. real estate. The October magazine will also
- NUE hotel in Hollywood gets greenlight
1525 Cahuenga Boulevard and rendering (Credit: Google Maps, nKlosures) The city recently approved plans for a 55-key boutique hotel at 1525 Cahuenga Boulevard in Hollywood. The hotel is dubbed “NUE” for “New Urban Experience” on the architect’s site, Urbanize reported. nKlosures is designing the project, which was first proposed in
- The far-out future 1960s planners envisioned for LA transit
Had these projects been built, we wouldn’t be driving to LAX If midcentury planners and architects had their way, we’d be whizzing around Los Angeles in monorails and flying buses. Southern California’s population and economy were booming in the 1950s and ’60s, driving up the demand for practical infrastructure, says
- Dropping soon: The Real Deal’s fall issue!
Dropping soon: The Real Deal’s fall issue! Subscribe to the magazine to receive your copy of the October magazine September 22, 2017 05:57PM The Real Deal Los Angeles‘ fall magazine is set to hit newsstands this October! The upcoming issue is packed with the most important industry news and insider
- Man shot dead while trying to stop verbal assault, police say
A 57-year-old Hollywood man was shot dead Friday morning in West Park after he intervened when a homeless man was being verbally assaulted by another man, police said. Philip Antonino was shot multiple times and died at the hospital, said Gina Carter, a spokeswoman for the Broward Sheriff’s Office. …
- Redondo Beach is extending its mixed-use building ban—for nearly a year
Residents are concerned about the traffic the developments cause The Redondo Beach City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to extend the city’s moratorium on mixed-use developments for 10.5 months, the Los Angeles Times reports. The votes comes amid resident concerns over a scourge of traffic, and extends a previously implemented
- Sofia Vergara sells Miami Beach condo
Sofia Vergara and 300 74th st (Credit: Wikimedia Commons) Sofia Vergara is saying goodbye to her Miami Beach condo. The “Modern Family” actress sold her 468-square-foot unit at 300 74th Street, according to Gossip Extra. The sale has not yet been recorded online. Unit 15, in a boutique condo building
- Tish James to city: Stop converting rent-stabilized apartments into homeless shelters
Tish James to city: Stop converting rent-stabilized apartments into homeless shelters City has $98M in contracts with building owners September 22, 2017 05:15PM From left: 1838 Vyse Avenue, Letitia James and Mayor Bill de Blasio (Credit: Getty Images) Mayor Bill de Blasio’s plan to curb homelessness in New York City
- Golden 100 Top 10: Wharton-Smith Inc.
This exec’s mentoring activities have been taken to a whole new level.
- Kort & Scott buys Chelsea Santa Monica apartments from Century West
1318 2nd S, From left: Lee Kor, Michael Scott (Credit: Chelsea Santa Monica, MHPHOA) Platinum Acquisitions, a subsidiary of Kort & Scott Financial Group, acquired the Chelsea Santa Monica, a 53-unit mixed-use building at 1318 Second Street, for $56.8 million earlier this month, RCA data shows. The sellers, a joint
- Thief uses SUV to steal generator from family’s front porch, deputies say
Five days after Hurricane Irma, a brazen thief pulled up to an Oakland Park home and stole a generator from the front porch, deputies said. The suspect, Juan Rodriguez Fajardo, 34, was arrested Wednesday and charged with burglary and grand theft, said Joy Oglesby, a spokeswoman for the Broward…
