Los Angeles

The industrial product in infill Los Angeles has an average age of 39 years, and the dated product is not equipped to handle the needs of ecommerce tenants.

Since 2000, Los Angeles has spent $28.4 billion on the construction of new multifamily product as the spending on single-family construction has fallen.

Los Angeles is at nearly full employment, and while that is great news for the local economy, it has hampered leasing activity this year in the office sector.

Los Angeles has the lowest industrial vacancy rate in Southern California at 2.2% and Ventura County is a close second.

Los Angeles office investment decreased 20% year-over-year in the first quarter with 21 closings year-to-date.

There are a lot of conversations about technology integration in office spaces, but Tangram Interiors' Eric Lockwood says that ease of use and harmonized integration is crucial.

Entertainment facility office development is seeing more retail and residential integration today to embrace the live-work-play lifestyle.

Ten-X lists Los Angeles as the top buy market in the country, thanks to a 12.7% increase in rental rates last year and a 2.4% vacancy rate.