Los Angeles

Los Angeles construction costs have increased more than 2% while national construction pricing is up 1.64%.

July rent collections for retail properties increased nearly 15% compared to June and 36% compared to May.

The additional $600 in unemployment benefits have helped to stabilized rents through the pandemic.

The Allen Matkins-UCLA Anderson survey shows office demand decreasing due to work-from-home policies, industrial only moderately decreasing due to online shopping, retail continuing its downward spiral and multifamily only moderately decreasing.

Increased regulation has come at a cost for developers in California, even for the most admirable regulations.

While we are still early in the pandemic-triggered recession, some investors are already seeing the distressed asset investment opportunities.

According to a new report from CBRE, Los Angeles has created double the tech jobs as Orange County.

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