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Atlas Capital Group Files Plans for 1,000-Unit Residential Project at Row DTLA Campus
In a major move leveraging Los Angeles’ newly adopted DTLA 2040 zoning rules, New York-based Atlas Capital Group has filed plans for a...
Microsoft’s Office Return Reflects Growing Industry Trend
Microsoft weighs stricter attendance rules as companies continue pulling back from pandemic-era flexibility The corporate world’s return-to-office momentum appears to be accelerating in...
Single-Family Rental Market Poised for Growth Despite Current Headwinds, Industry Leaders Say
The single-family rental (SFR) and build-to-rent (BTR) markets are navigating a complex landscape of challenges and opportunities, with industry experts expressing cautious optimism...
California Bucks National Trend with Monthly Construction Gains Amid Regional Workforce Shortage
California gains jobs monthly while facing annual decline; Washington posts steepest year-over-year losses; Oregon data suggests regional challenges Construction employment across the West...
Blackstone Sees Commercial Real Estate Recovery on Horizon as Supply Drops and Capital Costs Ease
Private equity giant reports stable property values in Q2 while positioning for market turnaround Blackstone Inc., the world’s largest alternative asset manager, signaled...
Housing Inventory Climbs in 2025 as Market Conditions Normalize
Housing supply in the United States is showing clear signs of recovery in 2025, rising steadily from the historic lows observed during the...
Museum of Ice Cream to Open First-Ever Flagship in Los Angeles with 23,000 SQFT Venue
After nearly a decade of delighting visitors across the country—and sparking a nationwide wave of “experiential museums”—the Museum of Ice Cream (MOIC) is...
Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” Reshapes Commercial Real Estate Landscape with Winners and Losers
Sweeping $4.5 trillion legislation creates a tax windfall for investors while gutting affordable housing programs and raising construction costs across multiple sectors The...
Hudson Pacific Lists 19,000 SQFT Industrial/Flex Property in Hollywood for $9.5MM
Hudson Pacific Properties (NYSE: HPP) has placed a 19,021-square-foot industrial/flex building at 1034 Seward Street in Los Angeles’ Hollywood district on the market....
The Battle for Sustainability Data: How Measurabl Is Positioning to Fill the Energy Star Void
As the Trump administration signals potential dismantling of the Energy Star program, one company is preparing to step into what could become a...
Serendipity Labs Takes Over 39,000 SQFT Former WeWork Space in Costa Mesa
A prime Costa Mesa office space that once housed the troubled coworking giant WeWork has found new life with another flexible workspace provider....
Frito-Lay Ends Snack Production in Rancho Cucamonga After 55 Years, Impacting Hundreds of Jobs
A long-standing chapter in California’s manufacturing history quietly came to a close last week as Frito-Lay ceased all production operations at its Rancho...
