In this issue of Real Estate Monday, a 1923 commercial building constructed by an artist turned developer has been nominated as a city landmark and Hollywood celebrities have snapped up a $1.5 million Atwater Village compound and a $2.3 million Los Feliz Tudor.
Two unique properties now available in Eagle Rock and the DTLA Arts District
Echo Park -- A police chase on surface streets ended with two suspects being taken into custody near a hospital next to Elysian Park
Echo Park -- City Councilman Mitch O'Farrell filed a motion today to look at emergency shelter options on public or private property for homeless people in Echo Park, who have been vocal about their predicament in recent weeks.
In this issue: There's now an overnight parking lot just for those who live in their cars; a hair salon gets soaked and a new restaurant could take up residence in a Glendale Boulevard duplex.
Echo Park -- The Safe Parking Program that allows people who live in their vehicles to park overnight in secure parking lots has expanded to Echo Park after the idea was first proposed about 18 months ago.
Prices on nearly 20 homes, condos, and other Eastside properties dropped during the past week.
Echo Park -- A fire at a single-story home in the 300 block of North Douglas Street was knocked down early this morning, according to the L.A. Fire Department.
In this issue: A nighttime protest was held at Echo Park Lake; Starbucks is apparently opening up a drive-thru and Grammy nominee Maggie Rogers bought a $1.3 million
Not everyone has the wherewithal to recycle or compost their kitchen scraps. So the city has been testing a program called Curb Your Food Waste, which is turning food into enriched, fertile soil instead of being dumped into a landfill to generate greenhouse gasses.
Echo Park -- The neighborhood's gentrification has spread to its fast-food scene, with a now closed KFC restaurant apparently on the way to become a drive-thru Starbucks.
Echo Park -- A group of homeless rights activists and protestors returned to Echo Park Lake Monday night out of concern that officials might try to arrest homeless individuals for staying in the park after hours.
In this issue of Real Estate Monday, celebrity buying and selling in Echo Park, Los Feliz and Silver Lake; a new L.A. River bridge is officially opened and construction has begun on the latest residential project in Elysian Valley.
A trio of unique properties in great locations now available in Eagle Rock and Hollywood.
In this issue, Echo Park Lake was the scene of another protest over homelessness; a woman was killed in the second deadly hit-and-run in a little over a month; and a YouTube star's Tesla goes airborne on Baxter.
Elysian Heights -- YouTube star David Dobrik brought his antics and Tesla to one of the city's steepest roads -- Baxter Street. It was a big hit on YouTube and even caught the attention of Tesla founder, Elon Musk. But the video also met with concerns about the safety of the stunt.
Echo Park -- A man has been apprehended in connection with a head-on, hit-and-run crash that left one woman dead late last week, police announced today.
Echo Park -- The Park restaurant will be closing in March after about a dozen years in business, the restaurant announced in an email to customers.
In this issue of Real Estate Monday, the city's water and power agency paid $28 million for a former college in Glassell Park; a colorful Echo Park duplex gets a write up in Architectural Digest and actress Erinn Hayes shows off her renovated Highland Park carriage house.
Echo Park -- Authorities asked for the public's help Saturday in finding a 39-year-old homeless man suspected of causing a deadly hit-and-run crash in the Echo Park area of Los Angeles.
Let us know what you think should be done about the growing homeless encampment at Echo Park Lake.
Three unique properties now available in Highland Park and Angelino Heights.
Echo Park -- Homeless rights activists faced off against park rangers, work crews and some park visitors at Echo Park Lake this morning over the planned cleaning of an encampment at the park.
Echo Park -- A power outage has knocked out service to about 1,700 LADWP customers today.
Councilman Mitch O'Farrell wants to spend $560,000 on six months of "emergency measures" to address "basic hygiene needs at the lake.
In this issue, homeless activists and city officials were at odds over notices to clear out encampments at the lake. The City Council wants fair play for the Dodgers after a cheating scandal. And road testing cars on Baxter Street.
Echo Park -- The L.A. Fire Department responded to a small fire that broke out this morning near Echo Park Lake, according to Eastsider readers.
Echo Park -- A car-rental app designed to make it easier to share cars is also making it more difficult to find a parking space, according to residents.
Three unique properties now available in Eagle Rock, Echo Park and Los Feliz
Here’s your weekly rundown of Eastside dining and shopping news.
In this issue, homeless activists and city officials were at odds over notices to clear out encampments at the lake. The City Council wants fair play for the Dodgers after a cheating scandal. And road testing cars on Baxter Street.
Around 70 homes, condos apartments and other properties went on the market during the past week
Echo Park -- A group of homeless advocates and other activists protested what they said was the planned removal of a large encampment at Echo Park Lake this morning. But city officials denied there were any plans to move the homeless off of park grounds
Echo Park -- Firefighters knocked down a fire that broke out early this morning in a house in the 1600 block of Lake Shore Avenue, according to the L.A. Fire Department.
In this issue of Real Estate Monday, permits have been issued to build housing on the site of the former Bob Baker Marionette Theater; a $10 million self-storage center is in the works for El Sereno and a new Temple Street apartment building is offering free rent and parking during pre-leasing.
Here’s your weekly rundown of Eastside dining and shopping news.
In this week's issue, a rubbish fire scorches the Edendale library; an update on restaurant and retail closures and last year's highest-priced home sale. Plus news from the holiday break.
ECHO PARK -- Permanent Records turned out not to be so permanent, announcing it will shut down its Sunset Boulevard vinyl store after less than four years in business.
Echo Park -- A small rubbish fire blackened the entrance to the Edendale branch library early this morning, according to the L.A. Fire Department.
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In this issue of Real Estate Monday, a former Christian college in Glassell Park is in escrow, Eagle Rock Plaza could sell for more than $100 million and several Hollywood writers and producers have settled into to a Historic Filipinotown commercial complex.
A recap of some of the past week’s scenes, sightings and stories from across the Eastside.
A look at what's going on this weekend and your Eastside weather forecast. Read on to learn more!
Prices on around two dozen homes, condos, and other Eastside properties dropped during the past week.
Echo Park -- A homeless man staying beneath a "massive" hillside tree was trapped for nearly 30 minutes this morning when it toppled over following a night of heavy rainfall, bringing down energized electric wires and significantly damaging an adjacent duplex, a Los Angeles Fire Department s…
In this issue of Real Estate Monday, a former Christian college in Glassell Park is in escrow, Eagle Rock Plaza could sell for more than $100 million and several Hollywood writers and producers have settled into to a Historic Filipinotown commercial complex.
A recap of some of the past week’s scenes, sightings and stories from across the Eastside.
Here’s your weekly rundown of Eastside dining and shopping news.
Echo Park -- A pedestrian was struck by a car and killed this morning in a hit-and-run on Sunset Boulevard, police said.
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