Multifamily Market Outlook  Los Angeles County LEASING TRENDS Vacant units rose 3.5% QoQ and 19.1% YoY, while units under construction edged up 2.7% QoQ but remain 12.8% below year-ago levels.…

Multifamily Market Outlook  Inland Empire LEASING TRENDS Vacant units fell 4.7% QoQ though remain 4.7% above year-ago levels, while units under construction rose 4.1% QoQ but are down 34.9% YoY.…

Multifamily Market Outlook  Orange County LEASING TRENDS Vacant units rose 4.4% QoQ and 1.6% YoY, while units under construction fell 13.8% QoQ and 20.5% YoY, signaling easing supply pressure ahead.…

Multifamily Market Outlook  Ventura County LEASING TRENDS Vacant units dipped 2.9% QoQ but surged 46.2% YoY, while units under construction rose 8.1% QoQ yet remain 55.2% below year-ago levels. Asking…

Los Angeles County Multifamily Market Transitions as Development Activity Slows A late-year construction pullback slowed supply growth, though rent growth and pricing remain constrained. Cap rates expanded, development activity cooled,…

New Supply Reshapes Ventura County’s Multifamily Market Vacancies are rising and rent growth is softening as development momentum fades. Vacancy hits 4.2 percent as completions surge and sales activity jumps…

Fundamentals Hold Steady as Growth Moderates in Orange County’s Multifamily Market A sharp pullback in new construction stabilized vacancy, while rents eased and late-year sales activity reflected selective investor confidence.…

Inland Empire Multifamily Market Continues to Adjust to New Supply Vacancies rise and rent growth moderates as development activity pulls back. Deal sizes compress and cap rates expand, while long-term…

Inland Empire Multifamily Market Balances Slowing Development with a Strong Rebound in Investment Sales in Q3 2025 Vacancy tightens, construction activity cools, and investor demand accelerates as the region’s long-term…

Orange County’s Multifamily Market Demand Holds Firm in Q3 2025 Vacancy remains low, rents rise modestly, and deal sizes continue to shrink as investors prioritize quality assets. New supply falls…