Southern California apartment investors drove third-quarter sales to $4.32 billion even as rents stalled and cap rates climbed, a sign the region is trading again on repriced, financing-driven terms rather than on bets that rent growth will rescue returns, according to new research from NAI Capital Commercial.
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