The team that brought you There Goes The Neighborhood returns for more reporting about housing, gentrification, race and a whole lot more.

Is it possible to build housing for everyone?

With housing costs this high, who still moves to L.A.? And who moves out?

How do you know a neighborhood’s changing? Look for the new coffee shop.

Are artists the victims of gentrification? Or the perpetrators of it?

In some of L.A.'s poorest neighborhoods more than 20 percent of all home sales are flips. Investors are seeing profits, but are all these home sales good for the neighbors?

In Inglewood, developers are building new luxury housing close to the tech-job centers by the beach. Rents are rising and black residents watch nervously as white homebuyers move in.

If you have an affordable place to rent in L.A., you hang on to it for dear life. As evictions in Los Angeles are on the rise, and tenants are learning how to fight their landlords.

Los Angeles is growing up, becoming denser and more urban. But there’s still not enough housing. Who is L.A. for?