San Diego

The pandemic meant rapid changes for retailers and retail owners. 2021 will be more of the same.

San Diego recorded negative 877,000 square feet of office absorption in 2020, ending the market's decade-long growth run.

SoCal NAIOP CEO Tim Jemal has an optimistic the outlook for the Southern California market across asset classes.

CGS3's Phil Jelsma gives insight on the recent IRS guidelines that extend the timeline to invest capital gains in an opportunity zone fund.

While a new Presidential administration and ongoing pandemic are giving investor's pause, varied state and local government responses to the pandemic are the biggest uncertainty for investors this year.

The market is bifurcated with strong rent collections but significant uncertainty about the future of demand.

The expansion kicks off with the acquisition of a 114,000-square-foot last-mile logistics property in Seattle for $27.7 million.

AB 3182 will help encourage the creation of residential development in older urban areas and master planned communities.