Los Angeles

KIMC has seen strong rent collections in both its multifamily and commercial portfolio since the onset of the pandemic.

Los Angeles rents have fallen slightly but not significantly since the start of the year, according to a new report from Apartment List.

Nearly half of renters report that they will not be able to achieve homeownership for at least five years due to the pandemic.

So far, there hasn't been a significant change in commercial rents, but tenants believe that a change is coming.

The cost of doing business and heightened competition in top markets such as the Bay Area, Silicon Valley and the Los Angeles metro is increasingly untenable, and companies are setting their sights on inland markets.

The coronavirus pandemic has increased demand for industrial space across the nation, potentially spurring a supply shortage in Southern California.

Developers are starting to work uncertainties and pandemic protocols into development plans on upcoming projects.

We talk to a Cox, Castle & Nicholson partner about the retail lease provisions that will change as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.