On the path to economic recovery following the financial tragedies of COVID-19, the banks’ demand for loans are significantly increasing, along with banks easing credit standards in various type...
$1.5 Billion Warner Center Project Calls for Apartments, Offices, Sports Arena
By Lou Hirsh
CoStar News
December 3, 2020 | 3:47 P.M.
The city council in Los Angeles has approved plans to turn an aging Westfield mall in the San Fernand...
As published on the RealPage website on September 20, 2018.
Apartment completions in Los Angeles are about to soar to the highest levels in more than two decades.
More than 16,000 new apartment units are slated for completion by the end o...
"In an increasingly digital world in which smartphones are evolving seemingly daily, it’s time for the multifamily industry to make headway on the technological front. Truly, operators' and developers' livelihoods may depend on it.
Even wh...
The demand is out there, the money is waiting. But where are the sellers? Across the U.S., multifamily investors are facing increasingly difficult competition for a dwindling number of properties on the market. Allied Orion Group Chief Investme...
Real estate investments that appreciate over time can create a hefty tax bill at the time you sell the property. The tax -- capital gains tax -- is the difference between the adjusted cost basis of a property -- its purchase price minus the cos...
The co-living industry — or housing built with smaller private spaces in exchange for lower rents, more convenience, larger shared spaces and a sense of community — is at a crucial moment in its infancy.
As the country’s growing need f...
There is a shortage of nearly 1 million affordable homes in five Southern California counties, according to a new report from the nonprofit California Housing Partnership Corp.
A total of 949,016 more affordable rental units are needed for f...
“The key to success is action, and the essential in action is perseverance.”—Sun Yat-sen
Each property type has its obstacles. Retail and office have to deal with fickle tenants where huge work letters are usually required. Hotels and...
Recently I've had a couple of property owners ask me about what they should do when they notice someone living at the property that is not on the lease. The city of LA has the following guidelines (taken directly from the city website):
The...