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The Los Angeles City Council unanimously passed an emergency moratorium on no-fault evictions on Tuesday, one week after tenants in the city pleaded with the council to stop the rash of evictions ahead of the January 1 rent-control law deadline.

The financial services and analytics firm, which provides products and services to the real estate industry, generated $459 million in revenue in the third quarter.

Major Chicago-based brokerage @properties announced this week that it has launched a new podcast in which the firm’s founders discuss various industry issues that matter to their agents.

Split-level homes, once seen purely as retro real estate, are growing in popularity among some millennial homebuyers. Google searches for “split-level home” have been increasing since 2004 and reached a peak in January 2017.

Stagnant wage growth and booming costs of living are stressing homeowners, according to a new HomeTap study released Tuesday.

iBuyers including Opendoor and Offerpad have drawn tech-savvy squatters who gain access to homes through company apps in a bid to find shelter or abuse drugs.

Softbank will bail out the co-working giant to the tune of nearly $10 billion while news outlets report that founder Adam Neumann has been offered a $1.7 billion exit package.

The commitment from the social network comes amid accusations of worsening housing affordability and a wider tech backlash.

Blueground, a proxy landlord that rents apartments from landlords and then subleases them to business travelers and well-heeled new arrivals, has raised an additional $50 million in a Series B funding round.