In the aftermath of the Palisades fire, a plot of land where a home once stood has been sold for a remarkable $1.2 million, described by realtors as a “blank canvas.” The property, located at 17126 ...

A wildfire-ravaged plot of land in Pacific Palisades recently sold for $1.18 million--nearly $200,000 above its original listing price--amid a surge of similar burned properties hitting the market for ...

Property owners whose homes were damaged or destroyed by the fires in Los Angeles' Pacific Palisades and Altadena find themselves facing an impossible choice. Rebuild and expose themselves to the risk ...

The sleek four-bedroom, four-bathroom, 4,100-square-foot home at 724 Greentree Road found a buyer during the week of April 7 after spending a little over a month on Realtor.com®. A look at satellite ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Real estate losses from the devastating Palisades and Eaton wildfires could exceed $30 billion, according to a new analysis by the ...

When devastating wildfires swept through California earlier this year, many buildings were destroyed beyond repair. In fact, the Eaton and Palisades fires alone destroyed 40,000 acres of properties, ...

As Pacific Palisades remains in the throes of its long road to recovery after last year’s wildfire, The Beverly Hills Estates is staking its own claim on The Beverly Hills Estates’ new division joins ...

Pacific Palisades logged 107 lot sales during the same three-month period, up from zero a year earlier. Altadena recorded 80, also up from zero, while Malibu lot sales rose to 37 from 12. Homes that ...

PACIFIC PALISADES - The former Palisades Bowl Mobile Estates site has been put on the market, with a listing describing the fire-damaged Pacific Coast Highway property as a "blank canvas for ...

A vintage Pacific Palisades property set this year’s price record for the Los Angeles neighborhood, selling along with a nearby home for a combined $27 million. The Monterey Revival-style home at ...

Sen. Adam Schiff of California plans to introduce legislation to limit large corporate investors from buying properties after natural disasters.