The transit-focused real estate firm that helped Elon Musk's Boring Co. scout for underground space for potential traffic tunnels in Los Angeles is looking to the sky for its next innovative venture: airports for flying taxis.
Rexford Industrial has sold a newly constructed facility in one of L.A.’s most competitive industrial corridors to a food distributor with plans to tailor it for cold storage.
A high-end preventive healthcare provider has leased an entire building in one of Los Angeles’ most prestigious neighborhoods, establishing a new beachhead for its West Coast expansion.
Trade paralysis is beginning to set in as the rollercoaster of tariff announcements whiplashes markets, companies and consumers, all of which remain unsure about what to expect next. The rising economic policy uncertainty will significantly affect warehouse demand in coming years.
The Detroit metropolitan area industrial availability rate is 6.1% in April, representing an 80-basis-point increase from last year. However, that’s far below the U.S. average availability rate of 9.5%, which followed a similar 80-basis-point rise.
Victor J. Coleman, one of Southern California’s most outspoken and influential commercial real estate executives, is set to receive a rare peer honor for his impact on the region’s property industry.
A high-rise residential tower is moving forward in the heart of Los Angeles as fewer multifamily projects are breaking ground to meet the city’s urgent need for new housing.
A high-profile beachfront retail center in the heart of downtown Santa Monica, California, is under new management to bring it back to financial health.
This week's column looks at the effect tariffs are having on the securities market, how one real estate investment trust lost control of a California mall and why the loan on a distinctive Long Island office campus is being downgraded. Click "read more" to see the entire report.
The expiration date is nearing on a tax benefit launched in President Donald Trump’s first term that helped spur the completion of new multifamily units in low-income areas at more than twice the pace nationally.
The pace of new apartment development in Los Angeles has fallen sharply since the city’s criticized “mansion tax” took effect in 2023, a new study shows, raising fresh concerns about the levy's unintended consequences on real estate.
A California proposal to tax properties that are vacant for more than six months is rattling some commercial real estate professionals, with critics warning it could deepen vacancies and deter investment in struggling retail and office corridors.
Warehouse workers at the Goodman Commerce Center in California's Inland Empire don’t have to settle for vending machine snacks or reheated meals in a break room microwave. Instead, they can step to the adjacent Cravings at Eastvale food hall, where the menu includes freshly shucked oysters and hand-rolled sushi.
A global snack giant sold two of its Los Angeles industrial properties to the world’s largest logistics landlord in one of the region’s priciest industrial trades in recent months.