Multifamily

The DCBID's biennial survey shows that the majority of residents in Downtown Los Angeles are young, educated and have a median annual income of $99,000.

Meanwhile a separate survey from Deloitte shows that few companies are prepared for the accounting change.

The new tariffs on steel and aluminum will likely increase already high construction costs on high- and mid-rise development.

The overhang of $1.4 trillion of student debt will keep millennials in apartments longer, says Jay Eisner of LEM Capital, which has a particular focus on value-add class B multifamily housing. Watch our exclusive video interview with Eisner.

The majority of 55-plus buyers are moving from more-expensive homes, downsizing and rolling a significant amount of equity into their new homes, Foremost Cos.' Satish Lion tells GlobeSt.com.

When you see the stats on the area, you may wonder why.

The area around Chula Vista is seeing a big increase in multifamily development following the build out of areas to the north.

A multifamily site, Remington at Rockwall Downes, consists of 42.6 acres and is planned to be a two-phase project with each phase consisting of 295 units, as the zoning will allow up to 590 units.