Los Angeles

Single-family homes in affordable areas near the urban core saw the strongest appreciation in the last year.

Some $100 billion was poured into the asset class during the past decade, which has been matched by a technical shift and major influence by cloud platform providers–Amazon, Google and Microsoft.

The Port of Long Beach is a leading global port, and, despite some challenges this year, it plans to stay that way.

Rent growth has plateaued in Los Angeles to less than half a percent, and renter migration to more affordable markets is driving the slowdown.

JJ Steeley of Carbon Lighthouse talked about the adoption of energy reduction programs at ALIS this week.

Landsea Homes and Van Daele Homes plan to build an additional 100 homes in the community.

In the face of growing political challenges, the Port of Long Beach is focused on collaboration and strong labor in 2020.

KBS Real Estate Investment Trust II sold the complex to an unidentified private buyer. CBRE, which represented KBS in the transaction, identified the new owner as a private New York City-based investor backed by offshore capital.