The Los Angeles office market is witnessing a growing disparity between property tiers as demand for budget-friendly spaces remains steady while Class A vacancy continues to rise. A recent second-quarter 2024 report by Institutional Property Advisors shows that as of March, local vacancy rates surpassed the 20 percent threshold for the first time on record, […]
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