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We are 2 weeks away from “Navigating Los Angeles’ Future, Post Wildfires”—an important conversation on the lasting impacts of wildfires and the future of L.A.’s built environment.

Join RE|STRUCTURED News, in partnership with the USC Lusk Center and USC Price School, on Tuesday, April 15th at 6:30 PM at USC’s Ralph and Goldy Lewis Hall (Room 101) for insights from industry leaders: Richard K. Green, Professor and Director of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate, Clare De Briere, Founding Partner of Catalyst Property Company, Lewis C. Horne, President for Advisory Services for CBRE’s LA, Orange County, and Inland Empire region, Scott B, Laurie, President and CEO of the Olson Company, and Santina Contreras, Assistant Professor of Urban Planning and Spatial Analysis at the USC Price School.

Seating is limited—get your tickets now before the event sells out! Access the event page through the link in our bio.

We look forward to seeing you on the 15th!

We are 2 weeks away from “Navigating Los Angeles’ Future, Post Wildfires”—an important conversation on the lasting impacts of wildfires and the future of L.A.’s built environment.

Join RE|STRUCTURED News, in partnership with the USC Lusk Center and USC Price School, on Tuesday, April 15th at 6:30 PM at USC’s Ralph and Goldy Lewis Hall (Room 101) for insights from industry leaders: Richard K. Green, Professor and Director of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate, Clare De Briere, Founding Partner of Catalyst Property Company, Lewis C. Horne, President for Advisory Services for CBRE’s LA, Orange County, and Inland Empire region, Scott B, Laurie, President and CEO of the Olson Company, and Santina Contreras, Assistant Professor of Urban Planning and Spatial Analysis at the USC Price School.

Seating is limited—get your tickets now before the event sells out! Access the event page through the link in our bio.

We look forward to seeing you on the 15th!

Park Avenue’s office market remains strong amid wider commercial real estate challenges, with availability dropping to 8.2% in Q4 2024—its lowest since 2018—compared to Manhattan’s 17.9%. Strong demand is driven by significant leasing activity, including the State Bank of India’s recent lease of nearly 42,000 sq ft at 425 Park Avenue.

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Park Avenue’s office market remains strong amid wider commercial real estate challenges, with availability dropping to 8.2% in Q4 2024—its lowest since 2018—compared to Manhattan’s 17.9%. Strong demand is driven by significant leasing activity, including the State Bank of India’s recent lease of nearly 42,000 sq ft at 425 Park Avenue.

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Therme Group will anchor a mixed-use development at Poplar Point, a 110-acre site along the Anacostia River. The $500M project will include thermal baths, mineral pools, water slides, immersive art, and restaurants.

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Therme Group will anchor a mixed-use development at Poplar Point, a 110-acre site along the Anacostia River. The $500M project will include thermal baths, mineral pools, water slides, immersive art, and restaurants.

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Passed in 2022, Measure ULA imposes a 4% levy on property sales over $5.3M and 5.5% on sales above $10.6M, funding homelessness and affordable housing initiatives. As city officials deliberate on the potential suspension of Measure ULA, they face the challenge of balancing the immediate necessity for disaster recovery with the ongoing objectives of funding affordable housing and addressing homelessness.

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Passed in 2022, Measure ULA imposes a 4% levy on property sales over $5.3M and 5.5% on sales above $10.6M, funding homelessness and affordable housing initiatives. As city officials deliberate on the potential suspension of Measure ULA, they face the challenge of balancing the immediate necessity for disaster recovery with the ongoing objectives of funding affordable housing and addressing homelessness.

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Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) has completed Romeo Roma, a striking adaptive reuse of a 16th-century palazzo in Rome, seamlessly merging historic grandeur with futuristic design.

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Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) has completed Romeo Roma, a striking adaptive reuse of a 16th-century palazzo in Rome, seamlessly merging historic grandeur with futuristic design.

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One of Miami’s largest development proposals, the $2.6B Little River District, advanced after the Miami-Dade County Housing Committee approved the Swerdlow Group-led project, contingent on worker protections and community benefits. The 65-acre development will replace five public housing complexes and industrial sites with 5,730 multifamily units, 370,000 sq ft of retail, and a new Tri-Rail station.

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One of Miami’s largest development proposals, the $2.6B Little River District, advanced after the Miami-Dade County Housing Committee approved the Swerdlow Group-led project, contingent on worker protections and community benefits. The 65-acre development will replace five public housing complexes and industrial sites with 5,730 multifamily units, 370,000 sq ft of retail, and a new Tri-Rail station.

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Los Angeles is an evolving city. With each challenge, the city adapts—its landscape, policies, and communities. Wildfires have left a lasting impact, reshaping neighborhoods and testing the resilience of those who call L.A. home.

Join RE|STRUCTURED News, the USC Lusk Center (@luskcenter), and the USC Price School (@uscprice) on Tuesday, April 15th at 6:00pm on campus for a conversation on how wildfires have altered Los Angeles’ real estate and economic landscape and how we can rebuild better and stronger. Experts in land use, urban development, and housing will explore the financial, legal, and policy decisions shaping the city’s recovery.

Doors open at 6:00pm with drinks and snacks and the conversation will begin at 6:30pm at the Ralph and Goldy Lewis Hall, Lewis Hall Room 101 on campus. Seating for this event is limited, so if you’re interested, be sure to reserve your spot soon.

In L.A., rebuilding is about community, vision, and the belief that when we come together, we can create a stronger, more resilient city. See you there.

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Los Angeles is an evolving city. With each challenge, the city adapts—its landscape, policies, and communities. Wildfires have left a lasting impact, reshaping neighborhoods and testing the resilience of those who call L.A. home.

Join RE|STRUCTURED News, the USC Lusk Center (@luskcenter), and the USC Price School (@uscprice) on Tuesday, April 15th at 6:00pm on campus for a conversation on how wildfires have altered Los Angeles’ real estate and economic landscape and how we can rebuild better and stronger. Experts in land use, urban development, and housing will explore the financial, legal, and policy decisions shaping the city’s recovery.

Doors open at 6:00pm with drinks and snacks and the conversation will begin at 6:30pm at the Ralph and Goldy Lewis Hall, Lewis Hall Room 101 on campus. Seating for this event is limited, so if you’re interested, be sure to reserve your spot soon.

In L.A., rebuilding is about community, vision, and the belief that when we come together, we can create a stronger, more resilient city. See you there.

Access event info and purchase tickets through the link in our bio.

Prologis, the world’s largest logistics real estate company led by CEO Hamid Moghadam, plans to revitalize downtown Los Angeles’ Arts District by transforming a former Greyhound bus station into a 9-acre entertainment campus.

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Prologis, the world’s largest logistics real estate company led by CEO Hamid Moghadam, plans to revitalize downtown Los Angeles’ Arts District by transforming a former Greyhound bus station into a 9-acre entertainment campus.

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The centerpiece of “Tennis Paradise” is Stadium 2, an 8,000-seat arena complementing the 16,100-seat Stadium 1—the world’s second-largest tennis stadium—featuring a Nobu restaurant with court-side views.

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The centerpiece of “Tennis Paradise” is Stadium 2, an 8,000-seat arena complementing the 16,100-seat Stadium 1—the world’s second-largest tennis stadium—featuring a Nobu restaurant with court-side views.

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In the aftermath of the Palisades Fire, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has initiated a project to relocate approximately 4,000 feet of power lines underground in the Pacific Palisades region. Janisse Quiñones, CEO of LADWP, estimates the cost of this undertaking to be between $1M and $14M per mile.

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In the aftermath of the Palisades Fire, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has initiated a project to relocate approximately 4,000 feet of power lines underground in the Pacific Palisades region. Janisse Quiñones, CEO of LADWP, estimates the cost of this undertaking to be between $1M and $14M per mile.

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J. Mayer H. Architects’ renovation to the bomb-damaged Berlin coach house celebrates the interplay of past and present, offering a serene, light-filled living space that bridges architecture and nature.

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J. Mayer H. Architects’ renovation to the bomb-damaged Berlin coach house celebrates the interplay of past and present, offering a serene, light-filled living space that bridges architecture and nature.

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NYC will phase out thousands of hotel rooms used as migrant shelters, with 52 emergency shelter agreements set to expire by June, including the closure of the Roosevelt Hotel, affecting over 2,800 occupants. The return of these rooms to the market could impact occupancy rates and room prices, with industry estimates suggesting 65% to 75% of the 16,000 shelter rooms will return to the market.

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NYC will phase out thousands of hotel rooms used as migrant shelters, with 52 emergency shelter agreements set to expire by June, including the closure of the Roosevelt Hotel, affecting over 2,800 occupants. The return of these rooms to the market could impact occupancy rates and room prices, with industry estimates suggesting 65% to 75% of the 16,000 shelter rooms will return to the market.

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Curvy Dining Café, located in Soi Srinakarin – Rom Klao 19, offers a unique blend of openness and enclosure, serving as a serene retreat within the city’s industrial surroundings.

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Curvy Dining Café, located in Soi Srinakarin – Rom Klao 19, offers a unique blend of openness and enclosure, serving as a serene retreat within the city’s industrial surroundings.

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In-N-Out is moving its corporate headquarters back to Baldwin Park, where it started in 1948, while also expanding to Tennessee with its first location opening in 2026.

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In-N-Out is moving its corporate headquarters back to Baldwin Park, where it started in 1948, while also expanding to Tennessee with its first location opening in 2026.

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Steadfast LA has partnered with Redwood City-based prefab home builder Samara to provide free housing for low-income homeowners in Altadena and Pacific Palisades who lost their homes in the wildfires. The homes will be fully funded by Steadfast LA, factory-built, and installed on-site within months to minimize delays.

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Steadfast LA has partnered with Redwood City-based prefab home builder Samara to provide free housing for low-income homeowners in Altadena and Pacific Palisades who lost their homes in the wildfires. The homes will be fully funded by Steadfast LA, factory-built, and installed on-site within months to minimize delays.

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The anticipation of new tariffs, including a 25% levy on steel and aluminum imports set to take effect in March, prompted contractors to secure materials in advance, contributing to the price surge. Associated Builders and Contractors Chief Economist Anirban Basu warned that while seasonal fluctuations played a role, the tariffs will keep pushing costs higher.

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The anticipation of new tariffs, including a 25% levy on steel and aluminum imports set to take effect in March, prompted contractors to secure materials in advance, contributing to the price surge. Associated Builders and Contractors Chief Economist Anirban Basu warned that while seasonal fluctuations played a role, the tariffs will keep pushing costs higher.

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Building a successful venue is about mastering the details, especially in Los Angeles. In our latest WOTS Network interview, Tony LaPenna (@tony_lapenna), VP of Corporate Partnerships at h.wood Group (@hwoodgroup), breaks down the challenges—from securing the right liquor license to aligning with design aesthetics—and the magic that happens when every detail falls into place.

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Building a successful venue is about mastering the details, especially in Los Angeles. In our latest WOTS Network interview, Tony LaPenna (@tony_lapenna), VP of Corporate Partnerships at h.wood Group (@hwoodgroup), breaks down the challenges—from securing the right liquor license to aligning with design aesthetics—and the magic that happens when every detail falls into place.

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Reflecting on RE|STRUCTURED’s @labusinessjournal feature. We’re grateful for the support of our readership and community—and excited for what’s ahead. A big thank you to @brynneshaffer for sharing our story!

Reflecting on RE|STRUCTURED’s @labusinessjournal feature. We’re grateful for the support of our readership and community—and excited for what’s ahead. A big thank you to @brynneshaffer for sharing our story!

According to a StreetEasy report based on Zillow search data, the Philadelphia metro area is now the No. 1 relocation destination for New Yorkers. With a median rent of $1,530 for a one-bedroom apartment, Philadelphia offers significant savings compared to New York City’s $4,280 median, per a recent Zumper report.

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According to a StreetEasy report based on Zillow search data, the Philadelphia metro area is now the No. 1 relocation destination for New Yorkers. With a median rent of $1,530 for a one-bedroom apartment, Philadelphia offers significant savings compared to New York City’s $4,280 median, per a recent Zumper report.

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Hyatt Hotels is set to acquire Playa Hotels & Resorts for $2.6B, including $900M in debt, to expand its all-inclusive offerings in Mexico, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic.

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Hyatt Hotels is set to acquire Playa Hotels & Resorts for $2.6B, including $900M in debt, to expand its all-inclusive offerings in Mexico, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic.

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Blackstone’s net income surge from $109M last year led Chairman Stephen Schwarzman to call it “one of the best quarters in our history,” anticipating further growth in 2025, driven by key company strategies.

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Blackstone’s net income surge from $109M last year led Chairman Stephen Schwarzman to call it “one of the best quarters in our history,” anticipating further growth in 2025, driven by key company strategies.

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Equinox has become Manhattan’s largest retail tenant, occupying 1.3M sq ft across 31 luxury fitness clubs, surpassing Macy’s 1.25M sq ft. The company’s expansion continues, bolstered by a $1.8B investment last year.

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Equinox has become Manhattan’s largest retail tenant, occupying 1.3M sq ft across 31 luxury fitness clubs, surpassing Macy’s 1.25M sq ft. The company’s expansion continues, bolstered by a $1.8B investment last year.

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According to Zillow’s latest report, after Buffalo, Indianapolis secured the second spot on the list, followed by Providence, Hartford, and Philadelphia. Additionally, New York City and Pittsburgh earned places in the rankings, coming in at No. 25 and No. 41, respectively.

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According to Zillow’s latest report, after Buffalo, Indianapolis secured the second spot on the list, followed by Providence, Hartford, and Philadelphia. Additionally, New York City and Pittsburgh earned places in the rankings, coming in at No. 25 and No. 41, respectively.

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Rick Caruso and L.A. community leaders have launched Steadfast LA, a private-sector coalition aimed at rebuilding and transforming the city. The nonprofit will sit at the intersection of the public and private sectors, seeking to cut through delays, drive action, and develop solutions by uniting top experts in real estate, finance, construction, and infrastructure.

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Rick Caruso and L.A. community leaders have launched Steadfast LA, a private-sector coalition aimed at rebuilding and transforming the city. The nonprofit will sit at the intersection of the public and private sectors, seeking to cut through delays, drive action, and develop solutions by uniting top experts in real estate, finance, construction, and infrastructure.

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