Go west for condo heat: Sales up 22%, trades average $1.4M from Palisades to DTLA

The Los Angeles residential market saw mixed signals this week, with fewer luxury contracts and lower asking volume for single-family homes, but signs of a comeback in the condominium sphere. Condo sales in Los Angeles have rebounded, according to research from the Compass Development Marketing Grou

A Historic North Fork House Designed for Long Summer Days

In Orient, New York, General Assembly restores an altered farmhouse—and makes room for locally sourced dinners, pool days, and a new generation of neighborhood kids.

Developers, fire victims continue to clash as rebuilding efforts pick up speed

Wildfire survivors in Altadena, Pacific Palisades and Malibu are increasingly turning their anger toward developers, arguing that investors are using post-fire rules to reshape neighborhoods before residents have had a chance to rebuild. Now, state lawmakers are looking to step in.  More than 1,000

From the Archive: Nearly 1,100 Artworks Hang in This Dutch Countryside Castle

Daniel Beauchemin and Marc de Laat transformed a small palace in the Netherlands where they could finally get away from it all.