Tariffs prompt industrial tenants to delay real estate decisions
Landlords say some occupiers are in ‘wait and see’ mode
Not all tariffs on foreign goods have taken effect in the United States, but the uncertainty is already leaving its mark on demand for industrial property.
Office expansion signals optimism in downtown Los Angeles
Consulting firm West Monroe doubles space in lease at The Bloc
A rare office expansion in Downtown Los Angeles is the latest sign of positive news for one of the country's hardest hit office markets.
Los Angeles leaders urged to rethink rules, processes to rebuild from fires
Real estate professionals pitch financing, permitting strategies in ULI report
Real estate professionals and academics are urging Los Angeles leaders to consider allowing self-permitting by owners, issuing special disaster bonds and creating community groups ...
Innovative financing helped this LA supportive housing project rise in just two years
Multifamily development of the year for Los Angeles
A Los Angeles supportive housing development demonstrates how private capital and public partnerships can streamline how cities approach development of housing for the homeless, ac...
CIM Group leveraged naming rights to sign SoCalGas at DTLA office tower
Lease of the year for Los Angeles
A nimble leasing team managed to rearrange the space in one of downtown Los Angeles' tallest office towers to make room for a new tenant and score a landmark lease at a time of cli...
Energy-efficient business park draws tenants, boosting industrial demand in Inland Empire
Commercial development of the year for Inland Empire
A newly constructed six-building industrial park in the Inland Empire is drawing demand from tenants seeking flexible space options in the wake of the pandemic.
Oceanfront trailer park scores sky-high price
Sale/acquisition of the year for Los Angeles
The sale of a beachfront trailer park in Los Angeles achieved the highest price for such a property thanks to its exclusive location.
Palm Desert apartments ease housing strain for Coachella Valley workers
Multifamily Development of the year for Inland Empire
A new apartment complex gives low-income workers driving the Coachella Valley's tourism economy somewhere stylish to live that's also affordable.
Massive Amazon lease contributes to Inland Empire's industrial rebound
Lease of the year for Inland Empire
North America’s largest warehouse tenant leased a sprawling logistics property to strengthen its Southern California distribution network, a deal accounting for 10% of the Inland E...
Mixed-use project reinvigorates Los Angeles retail strip with trendy additions
Redevelopment of the year for Los Angeles
A tired block in Los Angeles' San Gabriel Valley has become an exciting streetscape thanks to new housing and retail aimed at the area's Asian consumers.
First major studio development in 20 years could help revive Los Angeles' struggling entertainment sector
Commercial development of the year for Los Angeles
One of Los Angeles' biggest soundstage owners aims to lure productions that have left the region for cheaper locales with a custom-built film-and-television production studio in Su...
Global warehouse developer expands into data centers with Los Angeles debut
Australia's Goodman Group launches multibillion-dollar infrastructure pipeline in Vernon
A major player in the global industrial real estate sector is making its first foray into the booming data center market — and it’s starting in Los Angeles.
Are better days ahead for downtown LA? Boosters count the ways.
More workers, jobs and residents return to the city center, a new survey shows
Downtown Los Angeles boosters say they are seeing promising signs better days are on the horizon for one of the country's hardest-hit office markets following the pandemic.
Trade school breaks ground on 'cutting-edge' campus in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Trade College aims to cut energy waste with $80 million building
A 100-year-old Los Angeles trade school is building a sustainable property it says embodies cutting edge sustainable campus design.
Cushman & Wakefield bets on veteran executives to handle shifting Los Angeles real estate market
Michael Condon Jr. named executive vice chairman, Carine Mamaan, Brian Share and Tim Pimentel become vice chairs
Cushman & Wakefield is reinforcing its leadership team by elevating several top executives who have played pivotal roles in shaping the city’s real estate landscape, positioning th...
Global brokerage extends US flight to quality push with Los Angeles office expansion
Savills pulls operations out of downtown and under a nicer roof
An international brokerage is upgrading its Los Angeles office space as tenants continue to prioritize the newest and nicest properties across the country.
This burger chain is tapping second-generation restaurant space for Los Angeles expansion
StormBurger scouts for underutilized drive-thrus for fast growth
A growing Los Angeles cheeseburger chain is targeting the region's inventory of second-generation restaurant spaces for expansion with a goal of opening drive-thrus in underserved,...
CBRE adds veteran tenant representative as office demand shifts in Southern California
Tony Morales brings deep ties to entertainment, tech, legal tenants
One of Southern California’s top office brokerages is expanding its team with a seasoned tenant representation expert as companies continue to reassess their office space needs.
This Southern California city hopes to spur housing development through conversion perks
Pasadena ordinance encourages commercial property owners to go residential
Another California city wants to fast-track the conversion of commercial properties into housing by removing zoning hurdles and adding perks for developers.
Buzzy online retailer taps famed Los Angeles mall for permanent store as digital natives go physical
Revolve is opening its largest brick-and-mortar shop at The Grove
Revolve Group, an online clothing store focused on younger women, is now part of a wave of next-generation brick-and-mortar retail tenants expanding throughout the country.