Orange County

At the Crittenden National Real Estate Conference yesterday, panelists fear rising construction costs, rent control for California and a supply constrained market, but say housing cycle could go much longer this go around.

With the increase in supply for multifamily product, property managers are finding unique ways to curb competition at the property level to drive value for owners.

Tech spending neared $70 million in Orange County in the first quarter, and the office market is positioned to gain from the activity.

From 37-foot clear heights to 185-foot concrete truck courts, square footage isn't the only thing that is growing in industrial development.

The two tenant types are both Internet resistant and use roughly the same amount of square footage.

The market had more than 120,000 square feet of retail absorption in 1Q18, making it the Southern California leader for retail.

Grocery tenants are the holy grail for retail owners, but not all grocery tenants are created equal.

With land prices today, it is no longer economically practical to build small-box industrial assets—even though there is huge demand for them.