Los Angeles

The pandemic has impacted everything, halting fundraising efforts and new transactions.

In 2008, innovative retailers survived. Today, driving retail traffic requires retailers keep visitors and employees safe.

From Zoom calls to virtual tours, fund managers are finding ways to continue to raise capital despite the challenges.

The end of the eviction moratorium alone won't help to ease landlords' problems. Delays and lost rent will continue through next year.

A U-shaped recovery means that the pandemic will linger for many years along with changing business models and shifting fundamentals.

Retail rent collections have increased in recent months, but this could be as good as it gets.

Southern California investment volumes hit $3 billion in July, the highest monthly total in 2020.

Following the pandemic, California cities will likely support new construction but fees and regulations could still impede progress.