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• Industrial Tenant Expansion Opportunities Limited in LA Metro Area Due to Decreasing Vacancy Rates
4/27/16
Tenants are hard pressed to find expansion space in the LA Metro as vacancy rates for industrial buildings in Los Angeles and Orange Counties continue to decline. Meanwhile, the Inland Empire, despite absorbing more than 19 ...
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• Metropolitan LA Office Rent Growth Hits Eight-Year High
4/20/16
Here’s a first quarter 2016 look at the Los Angeles office market, provided to us by PM Realty Group:
The Los Angeles metropolitan area’s economy continued to expand with a net 107,300 jobs added during the 12 months ending ...
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• CA Homes Sales Pick Up in March
4/19/16
California home sales rose from both the previous month and year to post the highest sales pace in six months, while strained housing supplies continued to push home prices higher, according to the latest figures from the Cal...
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• San Diego Office Market Off to a Good Start in 2016
4/15/16
Colliers International has provided this first quarter 2016 review of San Diego County’s office market. The report was prepared by Christopher Reutz, Colliers International, Research Director | San Diego Region
Key Takeaways...
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• Restrained Pace of New Office Development in the US Expected to Lead to Continued Rent Growth
4/11/16
Tenant demand for office space slowed in the first quarter, dragged down primarily by continued weakness in the oil patch and a pullback in the tech sector, according to a new report from Cushman & Wakefield. Still, net absor...
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• Here’s an In-Depth Look at Seattle’s Industrial Market as of the 1st Quarter 2016
4/08/16
Seattle’s industrial market finished 2015 with a positive net absorption of just over 5 msf, marking the fifth straight year of positive absorption since the end of the recession in 2010. Over this five-year period, net absor...
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• OC Office Lease Rates Rise for the 11th Consecutive Quarter
4/06/16
The Orange County office market continued to improve during the first quarter of 2016, posting just over 125k sf of positive net absorption for the quarter, according to the latest research from real estate services firm Kidd...
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• US Commercial Real Estate Markets Predicted to Remain Resilient in 2016
3/21/16
Commercial real estate markets in the Americas are expected to fare well over the balance of 2016, withstanding global economic headwinds and recent volatility in equity markets, according to a new Americas Outlook report fro...
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• CA Home Sales Pick Up in February Due to Slowing Appreciation and Increasing Inventory
3/18/16
Moderating home price appreciation and improving housing inventory combined to spur California’s housing market in February as existing home sales increased from both the previous month and year, according to the California A...
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• Watch Video of Hotel Expert Alan Reay of Atlas Hospitality Talking About OC Hotel Market
3/18/16
See and hear Alan Reay, President of Atlas Hospitality, speak about the Orange County hotel market at RENTV's recent Orange County State of the Market Conference, held January 28th.
Reay provides an interesting and in-depth...
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• Mid-Size Users Having a Big Impact on Phoenix Industrial Market
3/10/16
Mid-size users are dominating the Phoenix industrial market, and the construction sector has a heavy hand in that success, according to the Phoenix office of JLL. Per JLL, much of the 5.8 msf of industrial space absorbed in t...
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• Majority of Real Estate Investors in the Americas Expect to Increase Acquisitions in 2016
3/10/16
The majority of real estate investors in the Americas intend to increase their property acquisitions in 2016, with Los Angeles as the top target market, ahead of New York City and Dallas/Ft. Worth, according to a just-release...
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• Downtown LA Development Hits an All-Time High in 2015
3/01/16
Los Angeles’ Downtown Center Business Improvement District [DCBID] released its 2015 Year End Market Report revealing a record setting year for development. “One gaze across the skyline will tell you all you need to know abou...
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• US Commercial Real Estate Cap Rates are Stabilizing
2/29/16
Capitalization rates for U.S. commercial real estate stabilized over the second half of 2015, after several years of trending downward—according to the latest research from global property advisor CBRE Group, Inc.
Cap rate m...
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• Bay Area’s San Francisco and San Jose Ranked as Worst US Markets for Single-Family Rental Investments
2/24/16
HomeUnion, an online real estate investment management firm enabling value investing in single-family rental (SFR) properties, ranked the most and least favorable SFR markets measured by cap rate. Memphis tops the list with a...
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• LA Area Industrial Submarkets Facing Low Vacancies and Increasing Interest in Higher-Use Conversion Projects
2/10/16
“Low water mark” vacancy rates for industrial real estate in numerous L.A. Metro submarkets coupled with rising opportunities for re-positioning aging buildings to higher use were among the main topics discussed at the recen...
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• San Diego Retail Market Remains Strong
2/09/16
San Diego’s retail market displayed positive fundamentals throughout 2015, according to a just-released report from CBRE Research. Construction deliveries contributed significantly to positive absorption and added desirable r...
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• San Diego’s Industrial Market On a Roll
2/05/16
As of year-end 2015, San Diego’s industrial market has become constrained due to continued high owner/user demand and very little available space for lease, according to the latest research from CBRE. Consistent demand since ...
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• San Francisco Office Market in the Midst of Its Glittering Age
1/27/16
A surging tech economy, some of the highest rates of leasing and pre-leasing ever recorded, a pipeline of under-construction projects so robust it’s near bursting, and an effective unemployment rate of zero during the final t...
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• Lack of Large Blocks of Office Space Limiting Options for Tenants in Some Markets
1/22/16
The improving economy and corresponding increase in office demand – along with new construction activity that has been slow to commence compared with previous cycles – has resulted in a diminishing number of available large b...
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