Los Angeles

Here's a look at this week's trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in Southern California, Utah, Arizona and Nevada.

Boutique retailers are gravitating to the block of La Brea between 1st and 2nd Streets, where 18 retailers have planted roots and more are expected to come.

Apartment assets aren't moving as fast as they have in recent years, and overpriced properties are sitting on the market for months.

Real estate fundamentals are strong, but the same isn't true for every industry, and technology could bring down the whole system.

Sure, there are some retail closures, but the ratio is 90 to 10, according to speakers on the capital markets panel at RealShare Southern California, who showed a lot of faith in the future of retail.

Barbara Armendariz, founder and president of SharpLine Commercial Partners talks to GlobeSt.com in advance of the upcoming ICSC RECon event this weekend about her plans to make it a successful event.

From high land values to rising construction costs, the price to develop in Los Angeles is fueling the affordability crisis.

From parking to dense urban development to industrial access, developers across asset classes are innovating their approach to transportation.