LA County’s retail market continued to feel the drag from the post-pandemic shutdown. Vacancy, lower construction, and slack demand for bricks and mortar retail has landlords contending with retailers coming…

Los Angeles County’s office market took one step back as companies continued to struggle to bring their people back into the office after the pandemic shutdown. With the vacancy rate…

 The shortage of warehouse distribution space in the Inland Empire’s industrial market continued in the first quarter of 2022, as new development increased to keep pace with the economic growth…

Los Angeles County’s industrial market continued feeling the demand for warehouse distribution space as the amount of completed construction (959,920 square feet) was basically matched by 998,418 square feet of…

MARKET OVERVIEW The industrial market in the Inland Empire is going through the roof as a supply chain crisis continues to overwhelm the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach…

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…