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San Diego Leads Southern California’s Uneven AI Adoption as Business Use Tops 33%
Federal survey data reveal a widening gap inside Southern California, where San Diego businesses have raced past the national AI-adoption rate while Los...
Orange County Retail Rents Break $35 PSF Amid Historically Low Vacancy
A wave of mall demolitions converting retail square footage into housing is tightening competition for the shopping center space that remains, pushing multi-tenant...
For Southern California Investors, the Cheap-Debt Era Is Over and Cap Rates Must Climb, Ken Rosen Warns
Veteran economist Ken Rosen told CBRE's podcast The Weekly Take that higher real interest rates have ended the leverage-driven returns of the past...
Los Angeles Retail Vacancy Eases as New Supply Hits 19-Year Low
With retail construction at its lowest first-half level since at least 2007, Los Angeles landlords are backfilling vacated big-box space and pushing multi-tenant...
Southern California Life Science Splits in Two as San Diego Glut Meets Tight Orange County
Southern California's life science market has fractured into two stories, with San Diego absorbing a record wave of oversupply while Los Angeles and...
Battery Developers Chase Southern California Industrial Infill as Record Storage Quarter Sharpens Siting Fights
A record 20.2 gigawatt-hour national quarter for battery storage is landing on Southern California as a land story, with developers clearing standing industrial...
Institutional Money Made Student Housing a Core Asset, and Southern California Is Underbuilt for It
Blackstone, KKR and Greystar have turned purpose-built student housing into an institutional asset class, and the supply-starved blocks around USC, UCLA and San...
Costa Mesa Adopts Revised Housing Element, Moves to Overrule Airport Commission as State Deadline Looms
Costa Mesa's City Council voted unanimously on Sept. 1 to adopt a revised sixth-cycle housing element and to begin overruling the county's airport...
As Cap-Rate Compression Ends, Schnitzer Says Operators Will Win Industrial’s Next Cycle
In a wide-ranging podcast interview, longtime Oregon industrial owner Jordan Schnitzer argued that the era of cheap debt and falling cap rates that...
In Southern California, the Next Repricing of Campus Land Runs on the Rail Line
From USC's perch near the Metro E Line to San Diego State's trolley-served Mission Valley expansion, proximity to transit is becoming a development...
Southern California’s Next Campus Play Isn’t Student Beds, It’s the Retail and Hotels Around Them
As student towers saturate the blocks around USC and UCLA, value is shifting to the grocery, retail and hospitality that turn a student...
California, Texas and Washington Together Drive More Than 26% of U.S. GDP
New figures from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis show that the three states anchoring The Registry's coverage — California, Texas and Washington...
