MARKET OVERVIEW The industrial market in the Inland Empire is going strong, as the economy reopened. A year after the pandemic shutdown began, demand for warehouses is soaring, rents are…

LA County’s industrial market tightened up more, a year into the pandemic. Availableindustrial space decreased 22% in Q1 2021 from Q1 2020, while the average asking rentincreased 4% to $1.04/SF…

A year into the pandemic, the pace of the Inland Empire’s industrial market changed.As the economy began to reopen from the Covid-19 shutdown, rising rents and soaringdemand for warehouses motivated…

The multifamily housing market continued to be restrained by the effects of an economythat spent nine months of the year under a COVID-19 shutdown. Since the onset ofthe pandemic’s forced…

The Los Angeles County Office market ended the year feeling the effects of an economythat spent three quarters of 2020 under a COVID-19 shutdown. Since the onset of thepandemic’s forced…

Los Angeles County’s industrial market is overcoming the effects of an economy thatspent the last three quarters of the year under a COVID-19 shutdown. In Q4 2020, theaverage rent edged…

In the fourth quarter of 2020, Los Angeles County’s retail market continued to be challengedby the effects of an economy that spent three quarters of the year under a COVID-19shutdown.…

In the fourth quarter of 2020, the Inland Empire industrial market continued to battle theeffects of an economy that spent three quarters of the year under a COVID-19 shutdown.The average…

After spending the entire second quarter of 2020 under a COVID-19 shutdown, the Inland Empire's industrial market was left with fewer transactions, a dip in the average asking rent and lower vacancy.

Los Angeles County’s multifamily market showed signs of softening leading up to the COVID-19 shutdown. After 10 years of growth, the average asking rent dipped 0.5% from the prior quarter to $1,911/Unit, up 1% compared to Q1 2019.