Los Angeles

With rising investor demand comes rising prices. 800 Corporate Point trades for $148 million, making it one of the largest ever in the submarket.

After many major retailers started there, San Bernardino County has become a key test market for expanding retailers, GlobeSt.com uncovers in this EXCLUSIVE video interview.

Nearly all of the office development in Los Angeles is happening in Culver City and Hollywood where metro is expanding.

With new transit and a centralized location, investors have never been more bullish on the Culver City market.

“The days of going to the big gym” are over, says The Agency's Alex Koustas, who says boutique fitness demand is rising.

UK's Purplebricks is bringing its flat-rate brokerage concept to Los Angeles, and while the company is currently focused on residential, it believes flat fees are the future of brokerage.

Lee & Associates net lease experts Ryan Bennett and Ryan Barr explain why high prices are driving investors to look for opportunities in other markets in this EXCLUSIVE video interview.

Brookfield's new partnership with Convene is the firm's new strategy to drive leasing activity and rents in the still high-vacancy Downtown submarket.