Insurance premiums are growing faster than incomes.

Downtown foot traffic fell 3.1% in May compared with last year.

Areas with higher permitting are showing the steepest declines in rents.

Despite net move-outs of 319 units, Anaheim’s occupancy remains among the strongest in the nation.

The housing market has recorded a 30-year low in sales during the past two years.

Renting remains more affordable than buying in nearly every market, as homeownership remains out of reach for many.

Owners and operators have experienced some relief from insurance costs and taxes.

Underlying price pressures were stable in April, but rising business input costs could be on the horizon.