Los Angeles

The unemployment rate is 12%, down 300 basis points from September, according to research from CBRE.

Tenant demand will shift away from class-A high-rise properties and embrace low-rise properties.

The majority of workers will return to offices following the pandemic, but there will be a substantial increase in the remote work segment of the employment market.

Los Angeles rents fell 6.1% this year, while suburban rents only declined 1.4%.

Supporting affordable housing development is among the best practices for cities to support growth through the pandemic.

The adoption of permanent remote work will be a challenge for urban markets built for live-work-play.

Most of the tax-related ballot measures passed in the last election, with the exception of Proposition 15, and Allen Matkins shared some insights into what this means for commercial real estate.

Some retailers and retail owners are barely surviving the pandemic while others are finding success.