Los Angeles

Demand and pricing for apartment product continues to climb, and it will likely encourage more construction financing for new projects in 2018.

Despite several new retail leases in the third quarter, Downtown Los Angeles saw a 15% year-over-year increase in the retail vacancy rate.

Totally different, according to new retail research from CBRE, which shows more integration between online and in-store and a totally revamped customer experience.

According to office preleasing numbers in a new JLL report, Hollywood's new office developments are in higher demand that the Westside.

A massive commercial-zoned land site is available for sale in Malibu, creating a rare development opportunity to shape the future of the city.

R.D. Olson says that 60% of its hotel projects are redevelopment because of escalating land and development costs.

The office vacancy rate fell nearly 5% in the third quarter as more creative companies are signing leases in the market.

Here's a look at the latest news, announcements and deals that you may have missed in Southern California, Nevada, Arizona and Utah.