Los Angeles

Data center activity increased in the last year in Los Angeles, driven by growing demand and large transaction sizes.

New regulations from condo associations throughout the city are aiming to stop investors looking to make a quick profit on rapidly appreciating values.

The firm sells the last properties in a three-year investment in Southern California's industrial market totaling $375 million.

Multifamily owners are adopting a hotel management style with increased services and events.

A new study from JLL shows that an increase in tech gaming is fueling a new real estate niche.

Demand for parking lots continues to decline as ride-sharing services, like Uber, become the new normal.

A healthy economy is expected to keep hotel demand strong in 2018, but rates are only expected to climb 5%.

The burgeoning market has been named the most business-friendly city in L.A. two years in a row, and the title is rapidly growing the office market.