CBRE office report Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Chris Strickfaden Josef Farrar GlobeSt.com: Other reports have shown West L.A. and the Tri-Cities markets to be leaders in the 2Q16. Why does the NGKF Q2 office report say the spotlight should be focused on the El Segundo and downtown LA markets? Strickfaden: Farrar: 
GlobeSt.com: Is it more accurate to look at the percentage of growth or the amount of leasing activity in a market for this type of analysis? Farrar: GlobeSt.com: Despite growth, DTLA still has a high vacancy and large blocks of vacant space. What needs to happen for demand to pick up in the market? Farrar: GlobeSt.com: Creative industries have driven a lot of the leasing activity in the L.A. market. What does the tenant mix look like in the Downtown market, and how does that compare to Los Angeles as a whole? Farrar: GlobeSt.com: El Segundo, on the other hand, is seeing demand spillover from the surrounding South Bay markets. Has El Segundo caught up to markets like Santa Monica and Playa Vista in terms of demand and rents? Is it on its way there? Strickfaden: GlobeSt.com: According to your report, these markets have lived up to expectations from the end of 2015. How do you anticipate that they will perform for the remainder of the year? Strickfaden: CBRE office report Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Chris Strickfaden Josef Farrar GlobeSt.com: Other reports have shown West L.A. and the Tri-Cities markets to be leaders in the 2Q16. Why does the NGKF Q2 office report say the spotlight should be focused on the El Segundo and downtown LA markets? Strickfaden: Farrar: GlobeSt.com: Is it more accurate to look at the percentage of growth or the amount of leasing activity in a market for this type of analysis? Farrar: GlobeSt.com: Despite growth, DTLA still has a high vacancy and large blocks of vacant space. What needs to happen for demand to pick up in the market? Farrar: GlobeSt.com: Creative industries have driven a lot of the leasing activity in the L.A. market. What does the tenant mix look like in the Downtown market, and how does that compare to Los Angeles as a whole? Farrar: GlobeSt.com: El Segundo, on the other hand, is seeing demand spillover from the surrounding South Bay markets. Has El Segundo caught up to markets like Santa Monica and Playa Vista in terms of demand and rents? Is it on its way there? Strickfaden: GlobeSt.com: According to your report, these markets have lived up to expectations from the end of 2015. How do you anticipate that they will perform for the remainder of the year? Strickfaden:NOT FOR REPRINT
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