Brannon Boswell brings a dynamic lens to Los Angeles commercial and entertainment real estate reporting for CoStar News. With a career that spans 30 years, Brannon previously chronicled global retail property trends at ICSC, the member organization f...
Brannon Boswell brings a dynamic lens to Los Angeles commercial and entertainment real estate reporting for CoStar News. With a career that spans 30 years, Brannon previously chronicled global retail property trends at ICSC, the member organization for the shopping center industry. As executive editor, Boswell wrote a weekly column adding context and useful data to breaking news and trends in retail real estate for ICSC's 60,0000 members and interviewed retail development CEOs and other top executives from around the country for features and profiles. A Montgomery, Alabama native, Brannon holds a journalism degree from the University of Alabama.
The fire still smoldering inside a half-million-square-foot Los Angeles warehouse is raising new questions about the risks tied to a property type that has become critical to the movement of food and ...
Investors that once fueled the Sun Belt’s apartment boom are navigating a tougher buying environment, as new supply pressures rents and higher interest rates weigh on owners. Lion Real Estate Group ...
For the past decade, a beauty trend from Korea has swept the United States in the form of face creams and other skin care products. The phenomenon, dubbed K-beauty, is moving from social media onto ...
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A data center sale in the Los Angeles area is the latest sign that investors are chasing established digital systems in some of the region’s most concentrated digital hubs.
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An affordable housing project in West Los Angeles has traded hands in an early test of whether the city’s fastest-moving housing program can translate into real investor demand.
One of downtown Los Angeles' best-known shopping centers is beginning a new chapter after it sold to an ownership group that's betting on the struggling neighborhood's comeback.
The expiration of KPMG's longtime lease in downtown Los Angeles gave the accounting giant an opportunity to rethink a question confronting employers across the country: If workers no longer need to ...
Kitty Wallace says Los Angeles apartment owners face a choice that's starting to define one of the country’s most difficult multifamily markets: flee California or stay and help influence rental ...
A Southern California city just passed the nation’s first permanent ban on data center development, but some builders are already working to get ahead of the pushback: They're pivoting investment ...
Los Angeles soundstages have long catered to feature films and network television series with large crews and specialized lighting on custom-built sets that occupy stages for months at a time. Now ...
CoStar News examined each FIFA World Cup host city and what the tournament June 11-July 19 could mean for local infrastructure, real estate, tourism and economic development long before the first ...
From an office window, Jon Moyer watched as employees carrying boxes of documents spilled onto Park Avenue in New York City as Bear Stearns unraveled around them.
The rusting tanks and flare stacks that once processed crude oil in Carson, California, may soon give way to a new generation of logistics warehouses built for electric truck fleets and high-volume ...
Retailer Walmart, after spending the past year buying a wide range of real estate from vacant land to malls and distribution facilities, has made one of its biggest industrial bets yet in Southern ...