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California Commercial Real Estate Shows Resilience Despite Tariff Uncertainty, Survey Finds

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Multifamily development leads recovery while office markets diverge between regions California's commercial real estate sector is displaying surprising resilience in 2025, with multifamily development sentiment reaching near-peak levels despite ongoing uncertainty from federal tariff policies, according to the latest Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Commercial Real Estate Survey. The survey, now in its 37th edition, reveals a […]

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