Los Angeles

According to new research from Commercial Café, Maryland moved into first place for apartment investment activity last year.

Developers bringing condo projects into Southern California markets, from Los Angeles to San Diego.

Despite reports of slowed rental rate growth, the year closed with apartment rates up 4% in Los Angeles.

High vacancy rates and increasing prices are driving investors like Olive Hill Group to look for office opportunities in other West Coast markets.

The stability of the industrial market has made it a favored asset class for institutional lenders.

In the fourth quarter of 2017, home prices fell 7%, but that doesn't mean that median home prices are expected to trend downward this year, according to HSH.com.

A slowdown in L.A. office leasing activity is creating options for tenants—even in historically tight Westside markets.

The San Francisco-based condo sales and marketing firm is expanding to Downtown Los Angeles because of the market's significant growth.