Los Angeles

Multifamily sales activity has declined slightly in the Pasadena market, but experts say interest remains strong and cap rates are expected to increase next year.

Los Angeles experienced a 13% growth in tech jobs—making it among the top US markets for tech-related job growth—which helped boost office rents 11%.

As Los Angeles multifamily prices continue to increase, investors are finding better yields and strong demand in Central Valley markets.

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

R.D. Olson completes an adaptive reuse hotel project near LAX, but, despite the sudden attention on the market, hotel development is becoming more difficult.

Multifamily activity in 2017 has been slower than the record-breaking years 2015 and 2016, and it might be caused by slowed foreign investment from the pull back of EB-5 visas.

Real estate owners battle the homeless problem in the greater Los Angeles area, but have found that the police are directed not to touch or address the issue.

The $1.5 billion light rail project, which will connect Los Angeles' Eastern neighborhoods, begins the procurement process.