Economy

The DCBID's biennial survey shows that the majority of residents in Downtown Los Angeles are young, educated and have a median annual income of $99,000.

A number of well-built and well-located properties have gotten refreshed, and investors see opportunities.

It also boosted its forecast for US growth to 2.7% this year and 2.4% in 2019.

The new tariffs on steel and aluminum will likely increase already high construction costs on high- and mid-rise development.

An increase in Asian and South American visitors helped offset declines in the city's traditional European travelers.

We're still a long way from having enough inventory to satisfy consumer demand.

In 2017, the county's commercial real estate values increased at a faster rate than residential values, with Beverly Hills and El Segundo leading the market.

The firing of McCabe, and the finding of the House Intelligence Committee that there was no collusion is just the start of what is going to become…