Los Angeles

Hotel experts at ALIS debated the start of the next recession with some seeing smooth sailing through 2019 and others expecting the downturn to hit by the end of the year.

In recent years, hotels have expanded with several new brand announcements. Now, hotel chains are cutting back.

Experts at ALIS said that the government shutdown was “not insignificant,” estimating it produced a loss of hundreds of millions of dollars and impacted GDP growth.

Large blocks of contiguous office space are disappearing from the L.A. market, thanks to a spike in demand from new media companies.

Multifamily investors see self-storage as a similar low-risk profile with the potential to outperform other real estate assets in a downturn.

While lenders are cautious on hospitality deals, there are a range of options for borrowers looking to secure funding this year.

Despite the historic cargo volumes last year, the Port of Long Beach is accomplishing its ambitious clean energy goals in record time.

The company had reported the sale of the 38 properties was valued at an aggregate purchase price of $385.0 million. The amended portfolio sale of 28 properties is now valued at approximately $282.5 million.