Industry Contributors
Inland Empire Multifamily Market Continues to Adjust to New Supply
Vacancies rise and rent growth moderates as development activity pulls back. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director of Research at NAI Capital Commercial MARKET OVERVIEW...
New Supply Reshapes Ventura County’s Multifamily Market
Vacancies are rising and rent growth is softening as development momentum fades. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director of Research at NAI Capital Commercial MARKET...
Vacancy Rose as Leasing and Development Slowed Across Los Angeles County’s Industrial Market
Rent deceleration and slower leasing defined the year, as developers pulled back and tenants gained negotiating power. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director of Research...
Fundamentals Hold Steady as Growth Moderates in Orange County’s Multifamily Market
A sharp pullback in new construction stabilized vacancy, while rents eased and late-year sales activity reflected selective investor confidence. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director...
Los Angeles County Multifamily Market Transitions as Development Activity Slows
A late-year construction pullback slowed supply growth, though rent growth and pricing remain constrained. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director of Research at NAI Capital...
Ventura County Industrial Sales Gain Momentum as Leasing Moderates
Rising vacancy and easing financing conditions reshaped Ventura County’s industrial market in 2025. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director of Research at NAI Capital Commercial...
Pricing Adjustments Draw Investors Back to Orange County Industrial
Higher vacancy and easing interest rates reshaped market conditions in Q4 2025, creating renewed opportunities for industrial investors. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director of...
Inland Empire Industrial Market Navigates a Reset from Expansion to Equilibrium at Year-End 2025
While a sharp decline in new construction begins to stabilize vacancy, moderating rents and pricing adjustments create a strategic window for well-capitalized investors....
3D Printed Houses and Other Fairy Tales
By Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous) The prophecy was always that technology would save us. And here we are in 2026,...
The $200 Billion Question: Where Does Your Tariff Tax Go?
By Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous) The Trump administration is crowing about collecting $200 billion in tariff revenues this year. Customs...
Federal Reserve Delivers Year-End Rate Cut as Los Angeles County CRE to Enter 2026 in Reset Mode
Lower debt costs are expected to steady valuations after three years of volatility, with Industrial and Retail leading early momentum as easing rates...
Building Sustainable Affordable Communities
By Bill Wilhelm, President of R.D. Olson Construction Affordable housing development aims not merely to ease the Greater Los Angeles area’s housing crisis,...
