Los Angeles

AECOM and Canyon Partners have formed a joint venture to focus on build-to-core assets, saying the asset class is among the best investment opportunities in today's market.

The 1.48-million-square-foot portfolio is located in 11 states and is approximately 94% leased to the federal government and 99% leased overall.

The number of rental households earning six-figures or more in Los Angeles has increased 33%, showing that a large amount of high-income earners are choosing to rent rather than buy.

Several rolling leases throughout Los Angeles will ensure strong leasing activity in assets 50,000 square feet and larger through 2021.

Los Angeles home sale activity is slowing down, but it is unlikely that this is a precursor to another crash.

A developer purchases a rare development site near Downtown Los Angeles for self-storage development.

Geotechnical and seismic assessments can help preserve structural integrity and avoid property damage.

A Glendale-based tech firm is expanding from a 40-person workforce to a 400-person workforce, and it is adopting an open office plan to accommodate the growth.