Los Angeles

Speculative projects are waiting to sign new tenants in anticipation of rapidly increasing rents, thanks to a sub 2% vacancy rate.

Here's a look at this week's trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in Southern California, Utah, Arizona and Nevada.

Corporate Realty Association joins the firm to expand its office tenant representation business in L.A.

The first residential hotel opens in Koreatown to serve the growing number of entertainment and tech business travelers coming to the market.

The DCBID's biennial survey shows that the majority of residents in Downtown Los Angeles are young, educated and have a median annual income of $99,000.

The new tariffs on steel and aluminum will likely increase already high construction costs on high- and mid-rise development.

In 2017, the county's commercial real estate values increased at a faster rate than residential values, with Beverly Hills and El Segundo leading the market.

Communal spaces create safety and security for residents in dense urban settings, according to Satoshi Teshima of HGA Architects.