Los Angeles

DTLA IRL launched last week with a popular event that could serve as an example of what retail owners can do to drive consumer activity.

Beverly Hills, CA-based Kennedy Wilson invested $20 million of equity in Alpine Meadows with a corresponding 10-year, $29 million loan at 4.28%.

The developer opens The Pearl on Wilshire with 75% of the property leased, highlighting the tremendous demand for housing in Koreatown.

Office and multifamily development are dominant in Hollywood, but residents are leaving the market to shop and dine.

A new report from Yardi shows that Canada's housing affordability is worse than the US following the recession.

State and local governments will likely play a significant role in both identifying and supporting Opportunity Zone Fund projects.

In the past eight years, Kennedy Wilson increased net operating income at Bay Village by 121%, resulting in a pre-tax gain on sale of $20 million to Kennedy Wilson.

This year has been a whirlwind for the industrial market, but that may change in the next year.