IRVINE, CA-The commercial real estate auction company is in the process of setting up another event in the state after a successful run in 2011.

LOS ANGELES-Los Angeles and San Diego are two bright spots in the Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast.

LOS ANGELES-Orange County's office market is also improving. The Inland Empire is another story.

LOS ANGELES-About half of the respondents to the Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast say that they are in some stage of commercial real estate development.

California development is definitely looking better than it did a couple of years ago. The most recent <b>Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast</b> showed that more than half of the real estate professionals they surveyed had some stage of commercial real estate development plans in the pipeline.Right now the hottest market in the state is the Silicon Valley because of the strong technology industry that region is known for. Additionally, Los Angeles and San Diego have a positive outlook as well. The Bay Area's East Bay will take some time to recover, though.<b><i>Click below to view the full report.</b></i>

LOS ANGELES-About half of the respondents to the Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast say that they are in some stage of commercial real estate development.

LOS ANGELES-An Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson outlook survey puts the Silicon Valley on top in the Bay Area; the East Bay lags far behind.

NEW YORK CITY-Former President Bill Clinton's speech to NRF attendees focused on globalization, the recession and how he is upset about the shrinking number of book stores.