Multifamily

Morning light on downtown skyline in Los Angeles.
Leases  ·  Sales
Los Angeles

L.A.’s Multifamily Market ‘Winding Down’: Report

By Greg Cornfield
Aerial view of Harbor Freeway 110 leading to Los Angeles Skyline.
Leases  ·  residential
Los Angeles

Projected SoCal Rent Increases Could be ‘Lose-Lose’ for Renters and Owners

By Greg Cornfield
California state Capitol.
Op-ed
National

California Law Could Pave the Way for National Rent Payment Reporting Trend

By Michael Lucarelli
City Hall and its reflection, from the United States Courthouse in Downtown Los Angeles.
Leases  ·  Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

Los Angeles Caps Possible Rent Increases for 624,000 Stabilized Apartments

By Greg Cornfield
Aerial drone view of the iconic Capitol Records Building and the Hollywood sign.
Leases  ·  Sales
Los Angeles

Not Just Office Towers – Commercial Real Estate Sales Crater Throughout Los Angeles

By Greg Cornfield
National

How Step-Up in Basis Can Free up Cashflow for Property Heirs

By Anchin
The multifamily market in Austin saw positive net absorption of 5,300 units last quarter.
Finance  ·  Analysis
National

Report: Record Multifamily Deliveries Constricting Rent Growth

By Brian Pascus
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Motif Apartments on Erwin St. in Woodland Hills in Los Angeles.
Leases  ·  Op-ed
National

Affordability Crisis: The Complex Challenge of Housing in the US

By Michael Lucarelli
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A Koreatown sign on Olympic Boulevard.
Finance  ·  Construction
Los Angeles

Madison Realty Lends $115M for Multifamily Developments in L.A.

By Greg Cornfield
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The sun sets after in the Los Angeles Basin on Oct. 4, 2023.
Leases
California

California Apartment Rents Are 43% Higher Than U.S. Average

By Greg Cornfield
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Construction of new townhomes and condominiums in California.(
Op-ed
Los Angeles

Summer Peak: Pandemic-Fueled Construction Boom Leads to More Mobile Renters

By Michael Lucarelli
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The 5-acre asset at 1500 Cherry Street in Placentia, Calif.
Sales  ·  Residential
California

Gelt Pays $63M for 125-Unit Property in Orange County

By Greg Cornfield
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Construction at a multifamily housing development on August 30 in Los Angeles. According to data from the California Association of Realtors, housing affordability dropped to a 16-year low in California in the second quarter of this year amid high-interest rates. According to the figures, just 16 percent of people in the state are able to afford to purchase an existing median-priced single-family home.
Players
Los Angeles

Who Owns the Most Apartments in Los Angeles?

By Greg Cornfield
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The six-story building will rise on a 2.2-acre site at 5700 Hannum Avenue.
Design + Construction  ·  Development
Los Angeles

Lincoln Property Company Plans Office-to-Resi Conversion in Culver City

By Greg Cornfield
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Hills of Corona was completed in 1990 on nearly 10 acres at 2365 Millcreek Place.
Sales  ·  Residential
Inland Empire

Afton Properties Buys Inland Empire Apartment Complex for $71M

By Greg Cornfield
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The multifamily market has been resilient in the face of lending challenges, according to a Berkadia report.
Finance  ·  Analysis
National

Berkadia Study Argues CRE Lending Hasn’t Dried Up for Multifamily

By Brian Pascus
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Opponents of the new measures, including the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles, argue that further rent controls disincentivize new housing construction and reduce the already limited rental housing supply.
Leases  ·  Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

Rent Control Enacted in LA County Cities Amid Affordability Crisis

By Greg Cornfield
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