The state continues to attract capital across CRE.

The new bond‑driven supply of credits is outpacing available capital, pushing down pricing and widening funding gaps in projects.

Jay Rubin of Lee & Associates touts the favorable incentives and entitlement process in the area.

The second quarter marked the third quarter in a row of positive absorption.

Agency, life companies, banks and debt funds are all competing aggressively for business.

Restrictions on existing-home acquisitions and detailed carve-outs for newly built properties are expected to accelerate build-to-rent and development-focused strategies.

Eagle Real Estate Partners is continuing its affordable housing preservation activity in Southern California.

The "extend" part might still make sense, but the "pretend" is starting to lose its appeal as rates are expected to remain high, according to Seth Fisher at Prime Finance.