Residential development in Los Angeles is showing early signs of stabilization following a turbulent start to 2025, with new permitting activity pointing to a modest yet meaningful rebound. According to recent data compiled by Hilgard Economics, the City of Los Angeles approved 1,816 new residential units between April and June, marking a 4.2 percent year-over-year […]
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