Los Angeles

Apartment rent growth has tempered in Los Angeles, but older apartment buildings are seeing strong rent growth as demand for luxury properties softens.

Student housing is generally more resilient than multifamily in a downturn, and the current tight supply of student housing in Los Angeles is putting upward pressure on rents.

The Apartment Association of Greater L.A., which has been actively campaigning against Prop 10, says that a hidden detail will place litigation costs on taxpayers.

Apartment rents grew 3.1% nationally, but West Coast hubs are growing at an even faster pace.

A new mortgage company Max Benjamin Partners is promising to disrupt the “archaic” commercial lending market, bringing technology and a new model to the market.

Gen-Z is much more open to homeownership than millennials, and the oldest segment of the generation plans to buy a home in the next five years.

Redevelopment is more expensive than new construction, but it is essential to building more class-A industrial supply.

Macerich of Santa Monica, CA and Indianapolis-based Simon in a 50-50 joint venture will co-develop and jointly lease the new outlet center that is designed to open with 400,000 square feet, followed by an additional 166,000 square feet in its second phase.