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“My guess is it's going to be mid-year before people are able to fully think through all of the ramifications of making a choice of entity decision.”

Virtual reality and augmented reality are the technologies that stand to have the biggest impact on commercial real estate this year.

The demographic that has had a huge impact on multifamily development is now informing development in a new way.

The city is pumping money into expanding the public transit system, but Century West Partner's Steve Fifield says more residents would use it if there was better security.

AMS plans to add an additional 125 apartments to the Silk Lofts site and construct at least two new buildings on the parking lots that surround the property.

The huge demographic is growing every day, and Nat Kunes of AppFolio says that landlords should be looking to attract this demographic.

The new tax plan and the still historically low interest rates will likely fuel more multifamily activity in Los Angeles this year.

Following the $70 million renovation of the Queen Mary, Urban Commons plans to increase its acquisition volume this year in primary markets across the country.