Capital Markets

The L.A. market has attracted the most foreign capital investment since 2010, and investment activity is expected to grow in the next year.

“Foreign investors like the mitigated risk associated with Baltimore and the fact that they are able to get more yield here than in Washington, DC.”

“Gateway market office volumes peaked in 2015 and are now declining, while secondary Sunbelt office market investment sales volumes continue to rise,” says Noble Carpenter with Cushman & Wakefield.

Available office space, infrastructure, transit and plenty of talent pools may make DTLA a good choice for Amazon's next headquarters.

Tenant improvement allowances and free rent are up nationwide and growing at a more rapid pace, and there's been a real slowdown in velocity despite ample capital in the market, Colliers' Scott Latham and Andrew Nelson tell GlobeSt.com.

With the once-dreaded wave of CMBS maturities nearly done with, “decreases in the overall reading should continue for the next few months,” says Manus Clancy at Trepp.

Retail owners are committing to daily needs and experiential retail, but new research from UCLA shows that ecommerce is on track to take a major share of retail spending.

SL Green and PGIM obtain a loan to finance leasing costs and capital improvements at Tower 46.