Los Angeles

With so much demand for class-A distribution facilities, opportunistic investors are entering the market to revitalize dated and obsolete manufacturing buildings.

With pricing continuing to climb to record highs, office investors may be moving to the sidelines next year.

For landlords with well-located buildings, rooftop signage and billboards are creating an additional source of revenue.

Paul Beard of Alston & Bird's Environmental, Land Use & Natural Resources Practice Group gives his take on how developers need to respond to the proposed affordable linkage fee.

Rather than lease building space, flexible office and service provider Convene is partnering directly with landlords.

The Coastal Commission is considering two major policy changes that will have a big impact on coastal development in Southern California.

If the legislation changes, the demand for urgent care centers, which are now leasing retail spaces, could subside as a result.

The affordability crisis is the pains of growth, according to Tom Wulf of Lowe, who stresses the importance of working with the community.