LOS ANGELES-The L.A. Times is set to spin-off into a new company, with speculation rising that the move anticipates a sale. But analysts say such a deal may hinge more on the real estate of the paper than its intellectual property.
LONG BEACH, CA-In an <b>UPDATE</b> to a previous story, construction has begun on a billion-dollar bridge that will enhance commuter and trucking access to the Port of Long Beach. Its taller clearance will also allow bigger ships access.
LOS ANGELES-Bob Hart, formerly president of Kennedy Wilson Multifamily Management Group, launches an investment firm focused on class-B multifamily housing on the West Coast. The new company is called TruAmerica Multifamily.
LOS ANGELES-A new fund aimed at discovering the next generation of investment managers has announced its third and fourth partnerships. The latest deals will generate between $120 million to $200 million of investments in office and multifamily properties in the state.
SHERMAN OAKS, CA-A new HUD program that expedites processing for the acquisition or refinancing of affordable apartments has been expanded. Two L.A. County properties have benefitted.
GARDENA, CA-Gateway Crossings, a community center redeveloped from industrial property, has been sold to an undisclosed family trust. The deal was financed, but loan terms were not disclosed.
LOS ANGELES-CBRE Group Inc. has named two senior executives to new posts. Nick Axford will become global head of research and James Scott joins as senior managing director.