Los Angeles

The dearth of tech tenants in Downtown Los Angeles has slowed leasing activity, and while effective rents are still $30 per square foot, the low demand is expected to hurt rents this year.

The proposed repeal of Costa Hawkins has both sides fearing that Los Angeles housing will go the way of New York City—limited and expensive.

Downtown Los Angeles has a handful of office owners, and it has helped keep office rents from dropping despite the high vacancy.

SAN BERNARDINO, CA—Growth has been the underlying theme in the County of San Bernardino in recent years, and it's having success, as the county recently…

The development, Estancia, has the first State Street single-family residences in more than 30 years, and despite the recent devastation from natural disasters, Santa Barbara's real estate market is strong.

Personal mobile devices are making in-office technology integration simple, and it is driving most in-office tech trends today.

Apartment rents are up another 2.1% this year, and the trend shows no signs of stopping thanks to the housing shortage in Los Angeles.

The current project to extend the Foothill Gold Line is now fully funded with an additional $300 million grant from the California State Transportation Agency's Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program.