Los Angeles

Despite slow summer months, the Port of Long Beach is expecting a record breaking year, with November numbers up 1.5%.

KTGY is expanding Co-Dwell, its co-living program, in response to increasing popularity and demand for more affordable living spaces.

In response to the increase in short-term rental activity, thanks to the popularity of sites like Airbnb, the city has developed a short-term rental ordinance to register hosts and collect taxes.

Rent growth will continue to be strong into 2019 with markets like Santa Clarita and Lancaster leading in rate gains.

The Boring Co. has canceled its plans to build a transit line along the 405 freeway, and CEQA challenges could be one of the firm's obstacles.

There is a lot of talk about predicting the next recession, but despite the rhetoric, recession fear isn't reflected in investment strategies.

Forward-rate lock programs are rising in popularity as interest rates are expected to continue to increase next year.

Transit-oriented development construction is only increasing, and with transit expansion, these developments will become the urban centers of Southern California.