San Diego

During the pandemic, institutional investors have acquired $9.6 billion more in assets than they have sold.

"They're back," said one of the speakers at a recent CREW San Diego event about the rent control ballot measures that seem to keep coming.

Investors should anticipate a slower-than-expected recovery following the release of a vaccine.

Industrial investment came to a pause at the start of the pandemic, but since it has rebounded with a roar.

Baldwin & Sons' new housing developments have continued to sell out during the pandemic, and pricing has gone up.

Once the election ends, the reopening of the economy to speed up to the benefit of university systems, according to one student housing investor.

The market was healthy prior to the pandemic and there is still ample capital chasing deals.

Commercial construction starts in Los Angeles and San Diego are expected to increase next year.