LOS ANGELES-The newest Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson forecast reveals that multifamily developers weren't worried about the fiscal cliff because the sector has done so well.

BofI Federal Bank does not see the multifamily market taking any turns for the worse. He talks about his expectations for 2013.

NEW YORK CITY-AIG is partnering with GlobeSt.com and is setting its focus on commercial real estate. We talk with their real estate practice leader Joseph Fobert and get an update on what they are seeing in the industry.

LOS ANGELES-Developer sentiment is waning in the office space, but all is not bad in commercial real estate development in California.

Despite the growing strength of the single-family rental market as an asset class, the multifamily market should only marginally be affected.

In 2012, RealShare APARTMENTS EAST drew more than 400 high-level attendees for networking and three dozen industry experts speaking on an informative agenda. The event returns for its second year on February 26th at the Hyatt Regency in Miami, where we'll once again deliver the biggest multifamily crowd on the east coast and the timeliest market information on investment, finance, development, property management and more across the multifamily sector.

PALM SPRINGS, CA-The multifamily sector is the darling of commercial real estate, but that doesn't mean it doesn't face challenges.

LOS ANGELES-Commercial real estate in California is doing well, but there is cautious optimism for the development future of the office sector, according to the Allen Matkins/UCLA Forecast for Winter/Spring 2013.