by Melissa Cline | Feb 28, 2022 | Commercial Development, Commercial Properties
A mostly abandoned mall in suburban Los Angeles may become the practice facility of Super Bowl champion L.A. Rams in another major redevelopment deal involving billionaire team owner and real estate tycoon Stan Kroenke. The Rams’ owner is among several parties...
by Melissa Cline | Feb 23, 2022 | Commercial Development
Public pension funds allocated a record $41 billion to real estate last year, based on Nasdaq data that shows a move past predictions of a pandemic-induced demise for property investment. The 59% increase last year from the prior 12 months came after a slow start,...
by Melissa Cline | Jan 20, 2022 | Commercial Development, Real Estate Market
California’s film and TV tax credit program is a step closer to being extended five years beyond its scheduled expiration after a key legislative committee passed a measure deemed crucial to keeping Los Angeles and other regions competitive for production business...
by Melissa Cline | Dec 10, 2021 | Commercial Development, Commercial Properties
Onni Group Expands Holdings With Acquisition in Long Beach, California After investing in a massive shopping center in Burbank, California, a Canadian developer has scooped up more retail space in Long Beach, Los Angeles County’s second-largest city. Onni Group,...
by Melissa Cline | Dec 10, 2021 | Commercial Development, Commercial Properties
Rexford Industrial Realty’s LA and Inland Empire Acquisitions Include Redevelopment Plans A Los Angeles real estate investment trust has tacked on more industrial properties to its growing portfolio as the sector remains in demand amid a lack of inventory. Rexford...
by Melissa Cline | Oct 21, 2021 | Commercial Development, Commercial Properties, Real Estate Market
Investors Demonstrate Strong Demand To Acquire Multifamily Assets in Third Quarter Sales volume in Los Angeles County during the third quarter was strong, totaling $2.9 billion, the highest level in a single quarter since late 2019. Average pricing per unit, which had...