California landlords say they could lose millions of dollars amid new protections for small businesses
Commercial Tenant Protection Act took effect this week
A new California law aimed at protecting small business tenants requires commercial landlords to make significant investments that they say could hurt their bottom line and stifle ...
Developers brace for new California industrial regulations for pollution, traffic
Critics say new law could prohibit industry growth in the state
A new California state law aimed at easing residential concerns over industrial sprawl in suburban neighborhoods could curb warehouse development and potentially keep industry buil...
Some institutional investors are cashing out of Beverly Hills real estate
Tishman Speyer sells office at a premium as new wave of private buyers invest in high-end city
One of the nation's most expensive office markets is ushering in a new wave of smaller, more nimble private property owners as institutional investors and large national landlords ...
Downtown LA office sells for less than replacement cost after failing to land tenants
Harkham Ventures snaps up two-year-old property for $29 million as pricing reset continues
After spending $60 million building a downtown Los Angeles office property, a joint venture has sold the property for $29 million after failing to land tenants two years after it o...
Alterra IOS extends buying streak in California’s Inland Empire
Trucking firm cashes in on demand for niche segment in sale-leaseback deal
A trucking company is capitalizing on an uptick in investor interest in the industrial outdoor storage sector through a sale-leaseback deal in the Inland Empire.
Rexford aids US industrial rebound with one of 2024's priciest Los Angeles deals
REIT pays over $137 million for fully leased warehouse
The most active industrial property buyer in Southern California has made its latest big-ticket purchase to cap off 2024, underscoring an industry dealmaking rebound that has gaine...
Rents jump on LA's famed Rodeo Drive despite global luxury sales decline
LVMH, high-end labels invest in Los Angeles' priciest retail street
Against a global backdrop of declining luxury retail sales, Rodeo Drive in Los Angeles is enjoying a full roster of tenants paying rent prices that are outpacing other high-end sho...
Los Angeles is still recovering from the pandemic. Property pros say 'mansion tax' isn’t helping.
But supporters praise what the tax does for affordable housing development
More than a year after a Los Angeles tax increase on property sales of at least $5.15 million took effect, local officials say it has generated nearly $500 million for building aff...
Los Angeles mixed-use redevelopment adds to ‘live, work, play’ real estate shift
Vella Group wins green light for 1.8 million-square-foot Arts District project
For the latest example of how mixed-use redevelopments are reshaping neighborhoods across the country, look no further than Los Angeles' arts district, where a developer recently w...
Pharmaceutical firm inks office lease in Orange County as tenants prioritize quality spaces
Fast-growing Tarsus Pharmaceuticals signed deal at Spectrum Terrace
A fast-growing pharmaceutical firm has signed a lease at a premium office park in Irvine in the latest example of tenants opting for quality spaces in the wake of the pandemic in a...
Hollywood Hills apartment complex trades in discount deal
Cityview acquired Los Angeles property amid declining multifamily values
An investor snapped up an apartment complex in trendy Hollywood Hills at a discount, with plans to boost its value.
Food truck events firm leases Los Angeles creative office space
Roaming Hunger takes 10,000 square feet in Olympic Corridor
A company that specializes in finding food trucks and caterers for big events is growing on Los Angeles' west side with new creative office space.
Greater Los Angeles charges up EV infrastructure ahead of state deadlines
Electric vehicles won't reach critical mass in city without more charging stations, experts say
The race is on to install more electric vehicle chargers to meet California's ambitious goal of 100% zero-emission vehicle sales by 2035. The Golden State will need 1 million publi...
Los Angeles affordable housing sales showcase investor interest
Community Preservation Partners bought two complexes as buyers seek similar properties nationwide
A developer snapped up two affordable housing projects in Los Angeles and plans to spend millions renovating them at a time when investors and public officials are looking to incre...
Blockbuster Los Angeles industrial deal signals rebound of e-commerce leasing
Logistics firm inks 600,000-square-foot lease in City of Industry
An e-commerce firm has signed one of the largest industrial leases in Los Angeles in years, offering the latest sign of recovery for the property type across the country.
Entertainment execs want to turn San Diego into a Hollywood alternative
Group pitches new production facilities for Chula Vista suburb
San Diego is going after some of Hollywood's entertainment spotlight as California prepares to double its tax incentive program to lure new projects to the state.
Phoenix suburb aims to turn sports venue into 'entertainment mecca'
Glendale, Arizona, plans $42 million overhaul of Desert Diamond Arena
City officials are spending millions to upgrade a sports-focused stadium outside Phoenix as new and high-end venues across the country grow in popularity.
Investor snaps up apartment complex in affluent Los Angeles neighborhood
Wiseman Residential paid $462,500 per unit for Brentwood complex
A local developer has shelled out $18.5 million for an apartment complex in Brentwood, marking a rare sale for one of Los Angeles' wealthiest neighborhoods.
Soccer stadium is latest Los Angeles venue to plan upgrades ahead of Olympics
Premium seats, spaces planned for LA Galaxy’s Dignity Health Sports Park
Sports-related development is heating up in Los Angeles, with another complex planning major renovations ahead of the 2028 Olympics to appeal to a growing number of live event fans...
Greater Los Angeles faces rare lab space shortage. Area officials are experimenting with solutions.
With lack of biotech space, some municipalities tinker with rules to boost development
Greater Los Angeles officials are stepping in to help increase the supply of life science real estate, trying to deal with an unusual case of demand outstripping supply while elsew...