Designed by Harry Gesner, this striking estate sits on a rocky cliffside in Trousdale Estates. Its dramatic curvature appears to defy physics.

French Normandy charm is oozing from this historic Hollywood Hills property. Built in the 1920s, this unique residence is a storybook home come to life.

An extremely rare 1908 historic home, there’s a fairytale castle tucked away in the Laurel Canyon hills.

The University of California Regents paid $49.8 million for a collection of Westwood Village properties previously owned by Anderson Real Estate, significantly expanding UCLA’s footprint in the neighborhood.

The “Elliot House” was once a mid-century icon in Mandeville Canyon. It has since been revived as a character-filled escape that defies quiet luxury.

Originally designed in 1979, the Caplin House in Venice was architect Frederick Fisher’s first independent residential project.

The founders of the brand-new Loto café in Echo Park turned a bungalow backyard garden into a neighborhood coffee shop.

Hovering above the Laguna Beach coastline, the design of this historic mansion is inseparable from its shoreside location.

The ambitious project led by Charles R. Drew University and Century Housing could bring 559 homes alongside a sprawling wellness campus with bioscience, recreation and educational facilities.

British design brand Corston Architecture is opening its first West Coast showroom in West Hollywood this September, showcasing its handcrafted hardware, lighting and architectural details.