5 houses with $850K price tags 😍

Elvis's Palm Springs pad. Why homebuying was easier in 1950. [View on the web]( [Insert alt text here]( [Here’s what $850K buys in LA right now]( See what that price gets you in Hollywood, San Pedro, Topanga, Pasadena, and Mt. Washington. [Insert alt text here]( [More than 80 tenants launch multi-building rent strike in Westlake]( Residents say pests, mold, and maintenance issues make a recent round of rent hikes unfair. They want to collectively bargain a new lease agreement. [Insert alt text here]( [SB 827: A guide to California’s transit, density, housing bill]( The bill could be a game-changer for Los Angeles—it would make it easier for developers to build apartments and condos near transit stations. [Insert alt text here]( [Elvis Presley’s Palm Springs ‘house of tomorrow’ gets a big price cut]( The King’s honeymoon house is now $1 million cheaper. [Insert alt text here]( [Homey triplex in Echo Park seeks a new owner for $1.4M]( Features of the 1924 property include hardwood floors and original tile. [Insert alt text here]( [Construction underway to turn West Adams medical center into live/work lofts]( The CIM Group project will bring 60 lofts and a rooftop restaurant to the neighborhood. [Insert alt text here]( [Actress Anna Faris selling her muted midcentury in the Hills for $2.5M]( Located near Laurel Canyon and built in 1950, the three-bedroom is serene and private. [Insert alt text here]( [New data shows how pervasive the U.S.’s eviction epidemic really is]( Until The Eviction Lab compiled over 80 million eviction records from cities, counties, and municipalities, the national extent of evictions wasn’t known—turns out it’s bad. Really bad. [Insert alt text here]( [Why buying a house today is so much harder than in 1950]( A postwar boom, legal discrimination, and new mortgage loans made suburban housing accessible, and set the stage for today’s challenging market. [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( This email was sent to {EMAIL}. Manage your [email preferences](, or [unsubscribe]( to stop receiving emails from Vox Media. Vox Media, 1201 Connecticut Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20036. Copyright © 2018. All rights reserved.