Los Angeles

The vaccines helped to fuel retail spending at the end of the year, giving investors a reason to re-enter the market.

Several new employment laws in California could hamper office demand even after the stay-at-home orders are lifted.

At the onset of the pandemic, opportunity zone investment slowed, but it rebounded in the third and fourth quarter of 2020.

Regulatory challenges and low cap rates in California are driving investors to greener pastures.

Forward-thinking and flexible design put the real estate spotlight on the Avion Burbank mixed-use project in the Los Angeles metro.

The affordable and workforce housing leader originally targeted $550 million for its fourth discretionary fund.

Capital has sat on the sidelines through the uncertainty of 2020, but this year, investors will re-enter the market.

Located near USC, the apartment seven-story property will feature 296 units and 5,000 square feet of retail space.