Prominent retail leases signed by Round1 Bowling & Arcade, Tesla and Goodwill negotiated by top dealmakers from JLL are among the second-quarter retail leases recognized by CoStar.
A prominent specialty deal handled by CBRE and Colliers and an office disposition arranged by Newmark are among the top second-quarter property sales recognized by CoStar.
Prominent office leases signed by Oaktree Capital Management, AmeriHome Mortgage and San Gabriel/Pomona Regional Center negotiated by top dealmakers from CommonWealth Partners, JLL, Colliers and CBRE are among the second-quarter office leases recognized by CoStar.
Prominent industrial leases signed by YS Express, YunExpress and Hyperdyne negotiated by top dealmakers from Savills and Harvest Realty Development are among the second-quarter industrial leases recognized by CoStar.
Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield is selling its airport retail business for $295 million to a Mexican airport operator as the global mall giant continues to divest noncore properties in its U.S. portfolio.
A third-party logistics firm is betting big on Southern California’s industrial backbone as manufacturers seek to shorten supply chains in response to tariffs.
The long dormant yet iconic General Hospital in Los Angeles is slated to become part of a mixed-use complex that speaks to the city’s more modern needs: housing, open space and healthcare uses to serve the region’s Eastside neighborhoods.
Amid further bifurcation of travel of hotel demand, Pebblebrook Hotel Trust's CEO said his company's higher-end portfolio has outperformed the industry.
One of the nation's largest office landlords is boosting its outlook for the remainder of the year after blowing past initial earnings estimates as the post-pandemic recovery takes hold across its portfolio of high-end properties.
Real estate services firm Newmark Group raised its earnings outlook for the year as it posted double-digit revenue and profit growth from what executives called a strengthened pipeline of deal activity.
Office landlords across the country have spent the past few years dumping properties at steep discounts in a desperation-fueled frenzy intended to get troubled assets off their books. Now, however, improving market fundamentals have meant some property owners have gained the upper hand.
A Beverly Hills investment firm has snapped up a handful of storied apartment buildings in Los Angeles that date back to the 20th century and represent a pre-war architecture style that has become rare in the region.
The number of hotels sold in California during the first half of 2025 dropped by 7.4% year over year, a trend that has continued for several years now.
Fisher Phillips is the latest national law firm to add to its portfolio of upscale office space around the country, planting deeper roots in Los Angeles as it grows on two fronts: in downtown and in the nearby San Fernando Valley.