Los Angeles

According to a new forecast from USC Lusk Center, Los Angeles' aggressive rent growth will increase by $136 in the next two years.

More and more developers are spending significant capital to redevelop retail centers and create a sense of place. Nadel's Greg Lyon tells us when its worth it and where to focus.

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

Nationally, net lease activity is hitting a plateau, but in L.A. investors are increasing their focus on the net lease sector.

KTGY is building Los Angeles' first shipping container community, a cost-effective way to provide housing to residents transitioning from homelessness.

With rising investor demand comes rising prices. 800 Corporate Point trades for $148 million, making it one of the largest ever in the submarket.

After many major retailers started there, San Bernardino County has become a key test market for expanding retailers, GlobeSt.com uncovers in this EXCLUSIVE video interview.

Nearly all of the office development in Los Angeles is happening in Culver City and Hollywood where metro is expanding.