LOS ANGELES—Wembley Realty Advisors, Matar Pacific and Robhana Group receive approvals for a 60,000 square foot speculative medical office project to supply the heavy demand in the downtown market.

LOS ANGELES—West L.A. shows the first negative signs of absorption in 12 quarters, but Colliers International's Hans Mumper says the market is still the strongest in L.A., in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> story.

LOS ANGELES—Class-B and class-C office buildings are emerging as the most expensive assets in the downtown market, Charles Dunn's George Crawford explains in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.

LOS ANGELES—The crowd and institutional investors seem at odds, but in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> story, Patch of Land's Jason Fritton, explains how he found a way for them to coexist.

LOS ANGELES—The Bascom Group partners with the I Have A Dream Foundation and pledges to match up to $25,000 in donations at the RealShare Apartments Conference.

LOS ANGELES—At the CoreNet Global Summit, leaders at the economic developers roundtable said that those terms are so used often, they have lost all meaning.

LOS ANGELES—According to a report from the UCLA Anderson School, homeownership will begin to rise and place a significant strain on the apartment boom by the end of 2016.

LOS ANGELES—A multifamily borrower secures an 80% LTV loan to pay off acquisition financing on an apartment complex, underwriting at stabilized market rents with a 3.5% interest rate to make the deal happen, GlobeSt.com reports <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.