Los Angeles

Liberty Property Trust has acquired four properties in Southern California in the last quarter, the latest a $92 million industrial facility in Commerce.

Fourth quarter reports show that the downtown market is still struggling with office leasing activity.

With rising interest rates, REITs are changing acquisition strategy to a “strategy-to-suit” tenants.

The city announces a new “Twenty-Eight by 28” plan to expand the public transit system for the 2028 Olympics.

Private debt sources are filling a void for small and mid-sized investors, while banks focus on larger players.

The agencies dominate in the for affordable housing market, but other capital sources are slow to follow.

L.A. office activity was healthy through 2017, but at the end of the year and though January, activity began to slow. Is this the trend of 2018?

The development of the Hollywood Park stadium will have the same impact on the Inglewood market that the Staples Center had on Downtown Los Angeles.