Los Angeles
A rendering of the potential redevelopment at 801 S. Broadway in Downtown Los Angeles.
Development
Los Angeles

801 Broadway Hits Market Again

By Greg Cornfield
United American Indian Involvement signed a seven-year lease to move to 1441-1449 West Temple Street, about two blocks from Echo Park Lake.
Leases  ·  Office
Los Angeles

Nonprofit Signs 31K-SF Lease in LA

By Greg Cornfield
Players
Los Angeles

SoCal Industry Roundup: CGI and BH Properties Bolster Executive Leadership

By Greg Cornfield
Los Angeles City Hall
Development
Los Angeles

LA Could Kill Developments Tied to Corruption Under New Proposed Ordinance

By Greg Cornfield
1200 Corporate Center Drive in Monterey Park
Leases  ·  Office
Los Angeles

Carmichael Intl. Moves Headquarters into 29K SF at Omninet’s LA Corporate Center

By Greg Cornfield
The property at 24903 Avenue Kearny spans more than 214,400 square feet.
Sales
Los Angeles

Dedeaux Properties and Stockbridge Capital Take Vacant LA Industrial Site for $28M

By Greg Cornfield
The 7.6-acre retail property will be repositioned and rebranded as Ovation Hollywood in a $100 million makeover.
Development
Los Angeles

Hollywood’s Most Iconic Shopping Center Set for $100M Transformation

By Greg Cornfield
Jose Huizar
Development
Los Angeles

Activist Nonprofit Wants to Stop LA Developments Tied to Indicted Councilmen

By Greg Cornfield
BLT Enterprises acquired the 200,000-square-foot Television Center, and will rename it the Hollywood Media Center.
Sales  ·  Commercial
Los Angeles

Updated: BLT Enterprises Scores Another Hollywood Studio for $64M

By Greg Cornfield
Clockwise from top left, Michael Zietsman, Christine Lyle, Peter Yorck, and Suzanne Gater Jaggers.
Industry
Los Angeles

SoCal Industry Roundup: Shakeup at JLL

By Greg Cornfield
Jose Huizar pleaded not guilty this week to charges alleging he led a “criminal enterprise that shaped the development landscape in Los Angeles."
Legal
Los Angeles

LA Councilman Pleads Not Guilty in Real Estate Corruption Scheme

By Greg Cornfield
Although L.A. has seen notoriously high construction costs for years, some active developers expect that land, building materials, and labor costs will come down amid the pandemic.
Coronavirus  ·  Development
Los Angeles

LA Development Permitting Drops 45 Percent Since April

By Greg Cornfield
Retail trade regained 7,900 jobs or 6 percent over the prior month, but it’s still down 17,400 jobs during the pandemic.
Los Angeles

LA Regained 50k Jobs Last Month, But Still Down 201k Since Coronavirus Outbreak

By Greg Cornfield
The site at 2021 Rosecrans Avenue is fully entitled for approximately 275,000 square feet of Class A creative office space, as well as a 66,000-square-foot studio and production building, and 7,000 square feet of retail.
Sales  ·  Development Rights
Los Angeles

Boston Properties Takes 50 Percent Stake in El Segundo Office and Studio Development

By Greg Cornfield
The 52,000-square-foot medical office building at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Medical Center Campus. It was recently completed at 12021 South Wilmington Avenue.
Finance  ·  Acquisition
Los Angeles

CIT Provides $25M for Seavest’s Medical Office Deal with Trammell Crow

By Greg Cornfield
The work-from-home phenomenon has introduced new levels of uncertainty for how the experience of working from home will affect the office market, which has already seen discouraging returns since the outbreak.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

Calif. Commercial Real Estate Will See Pandemic-Driven Impacts Through 2023: Survey

By Greg Cornfield
Openpath's touchless office entry system quickly became a must-have in an era defined by social distancing and capacity restrictions.
Technology  ·  Coronavirus
Los Angeles

PropTech Check: Q&A with Software Security Firm Openpath

By Greg Cornfield