Los Angeles

The apartment vacancy rate is at an all-time low, but in some submarkets the supply-demand imbalance is shifting.

While rising construction costs have been the biggest challenge in recent years, costs are starting to stabilize.

There is huge demand to fund cannabis deals, but lenders are focused on protecting against the downside.

A local investor has acquired a 28-unit apartment complex in Hollywood for $383,000 per unit.

The investor has obtained entitlements through the City of Los Angeles' Transit Oriented Communities ordinance for a six-story, 119-unit apartment building.

New healthcare spaces have are flexible and multi-purposed to adapt to new technologies.

The firm signs a 10-year, $7.5 million lease with Resonetics LLC and an 8-year lease with STARC.

The company has hired Clare De Briere to lead the Los Angeles commercial development platform and unveils plans for its first project.