By The Registry Staff The distressed state of property in America's second-largest city poses a significant threat to landlords, as mounting vacancy rates lead to widespread defaults. Downtown Los Angeles, situated in a sprawling, car-centric region, is experiencing a record-high office vacancy rate of 30 percent, causing a significant decline in property value. The shift […]
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