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Construction workers build a multifamily in Los Angeles.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

Landlords File Injunction to Halt LA’s Eviction Ban, Rent Freeze [Updated]

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A framing art gallery is closed in Venice Beach in Los Angeles during the pandemic.
Coronavirus
California

Calif.’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 11.4 Percent; LA Improved to 16.6 percent

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Crenshaw Imperial Plaza
Industry
California

Retail Q&A with Sandy Sigal: Expect More Permanent Closures

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Barbers from King's Cutz in L.A. give haircuts beneath an awning outside. This week, barbershops and hair salons in L.A. can move operations indoors at 25-percent capacity, but they are encouraged to operate outdoors as much as possible to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

Hair Salons, Barbershops Re-Reopen in LA

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Rent strike and eviction protest in Los Angeles.
Coronavirus  ·  Politics & Real Estate
California

California Extends Eviction Protections Into 2021

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Hollywood in Los Angeles
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

LA Set for ‘Stringent and Slow’ Return Under Newsom’s Revamped Reopening Plan

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From left, supervisors Janice Hahn, Kathryn Barger, Sheila Kuehl, Hilda L. Solis, and Mark Ridley-Thomas.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

L.A. County Opens $100M Rent Relief Program for Pandemic-Affected Renters

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The Judicial Council of California originally approved the temporary rules staying eviction proceedings in April.
Coronavirus  ·  Politics & Real Estate
California

California Courts to Allow Eviction Proceedings in September

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Industry
California

HelloOffice Launches Silicon Valley Post

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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 Leases
Los Angeles

Nonprofit Signs 31K-SF Lease in LA

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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

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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

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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

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Office sales volume is on pace to be lower than the 2009 recession, especially if shutdowns continue.
Investments & Sales  ·  Coronavirus
Los Angeles

LA Saw 10-Year Low for Office Sales; Sublease Space Jumped a Record-High 22 percent

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Los Angeles-based BH Properties is betting on a “dramatic and troubling increase” in defaults, foreclosures, receiverships and bankruptcy filings across the country.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

BH Properties Launches $200M Fund to Acquire Troubled Assets

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The Class A office building is just off the 101 Freeway near Lindero Canyon Road.
Leases  ·  Office Leases
Los Angeles

B. Riley Financial Moves to BentallGreenOak’s LA Office with 10-Year Lease

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An aerial view of Manhattan.
Leases  ·  Coronavirus
National

Leases are Getting Shorter and Rents are Dropping with U.S. Office Market in Turmoil

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Gov. Newsom referred to the reopening process as a “dimmer switch,” not an “on-and-off switch.”
Coronavirus
California

Surging Coronavirus Cases Leads Calif. to Re-Shutter

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