Los Angeles

The issues at the ports show how rapidly demand has returned—and overall, that's welcome news.

The fourth installment of the firm's programmatic series has already acquired seven apartment and retail properties in the Los Angeles area.

"Never before has so much capital been deployed into industries undergoing extreme structural change," according to JLL's Coler Yoakam.

With so many questions surrounding the future of office, net lease investors can't get comfortable doing office deals.

The headlines are painting a scary story about outward migration from California, but experts at GlobeSt.com Multifamily conference last week are still bullish on the state.

The project will be a 100,000-square-foot building, making it the first life science-focused new construction project of scale in the market.

The property features 149 hotel rooms and 40 luxury condos, and it was 15 years in the making.

San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, Chicago and Washington DC are the firms top markets for leasing activity.