As the market deals with high vacancy, the pricing favors tenants — with landlords aggressively offering concessions.

If approved, the provisions would fast-track affordable housing and support local programs.

The market recorded a robust 6.2 million square feet of leasing activity.

Demand for affordable housing is so high that the state is struggling to keep up, according to Russ Ginise at LaSalle.

San Diego, the Inland Empire, the East Bay and Sacramento are the most compelling, according to the private credit firm.

The firm projects that seniors housing will deliver some of the most attractive private-market returns as occupancy and rents climb.

Panelists describe inexpensive strategies that combine digital marketing, resident perks and smart operations.

Retail continues to benefit from limited supply, while industrial works through excess inventory.