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.

At the Crittenden National Real Estate Conference yesterday, panelists fear rising construction costs, rent control for California and a supply constrained market, but say housing cycle could go much longer this go around.

" Because Atlanta still has a lot of room for growth, from a population standpoint, I believe the sales will catch up over time as more people move to the area, but I don't believe the retailers can sustain this current trajectory as it relates to rental rate increases," says Franklin Street managing director Monetha Cobb.

“These two class A office properties are profiled differently, with value-add and core-plus attributes for 20 Waterview and 35 Waterview, respectively," says Thomas Walsh, JLL managing director.