Jesse Gundersheim is a Senior Director of Market Analytics at CoStar and Homes.com, where he leads analysis of commercial and residential real estate markets across Southern California. His residential work provides insights into home prices, invento...
Jesse Gundersheim is a Senior Director of Market Analytics at CoStar and Homes.com, where he leads analysis of commercial and residential real estate markets across Southern California. His residential work provides insights into home prices, inventory, rental conditions, and key economic drivers shaping the housing market. Jesse helps brokers, investors, and lenders make informed, data-driven decisions. He has more than 20 years of experience in real estate market analytics and has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, and Business Times. Jesse holds a bachelor’s degree in finance from the University of Arizona.
Phoenix emerged as a popular relocation option for Southern California logistics users over the past five years, as a sharp run-up in Inland Empire rents pushed the cost spread between the two ...
Orange County employment weakened in February, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' latest report. Total nonfarm employment fell by 2,100 jobs in the month to 1,674,500. That marked a second ...
The Inland Empire office market remains one of the most supply-constrained in the U.S., but tenant demand has softened a touch as leasing volumes trend lower. Brokers in the market report have noted ...
The Inland Empire industrial market is no longer deteriorating, but its recovery is uneven. Leasing for smaller and midsize buildings is rebounding, while demand for the largest buildings isn’t yet ...
Job growth in Orange County has slowed to a virtual standstill over the past year, with gains in education and health services offsetting widespread job losses across several major employment sectors.
Job growth in the Inland Empire is limited, with nearly all net gains attributable to education and health services, while most other major employment sectors recorded losses.
Last week, a massive warehouse spanning 1.18 million square feet in Ontario, California, was heavily damaged by arson. Developed by Newport Beach-based Real Estate Development Associates, the ...
Southern California’s industrial market recorded a noticeable pickup in leasing activity early this year, offering evidence that tenant demand is stabilizing after a prolonged period of softening. ...
Apartment rent growth in Orange County stalled in March, reinforcing a slow start to 2026, but the market remains in a relatively strong position compared with national and regional peers. Overall ...
Vacancy across Orange County medical office buildings held at 8.9% in the fourth quarter of 2025, marking a period of stabilization after volatility earlier in the year. Tenant occupancy expanded by ...
Land and redevelopment site sales activity in Orange County has remained resilient. Rather than pulling back, as market rent growth among newly completed apartments trends below average and new ...
Apartment investment activity across California’s Central Valley accelerated in 2025. Transaction volume increased, and pricing stabilized as investors adjusted to a higher interest-rate environment.
Apartment fundamentals across California’s Central Valley softened over the course of 2025. Demand cooled as population growth slowed to its lowest level in years.
Apartment rents in Fresno, California, were essentially flat in February, marking a clear pullback from the market’s typical February gain, which averaged 0.4% over the past five years and topped ...
Apartment rents in the Inland Empire increased 0.4% in February, matching the 0.4% gain recorded in January and marking two consecutive months of early-year improvement following six months of ...
Orange County’s apartment market failed to gain traction in February, with average asking rents unchanged at $3.15 per square foot. The 0.0% month-over-month movement marks a slower start to the year ...
The headline vacancy rate in multifamily properties in Orange County, California, was nearly flat in 2025, but performance showed distinct class and regional differences. High-end properties ...