Asking rents softened, availability remained high, and investors focus on cost-conscious strategies as sales stabilize. By J.C. CasillasManaging Director of Research at NAI Capital Commercial MARKET OVERVIEWLos Angeles County’s retail market continued to navigate a slow and uneven recovery in Q3 2025. While shoppers have largely returned to brick-and-mortar locations, demand has not fully rebounded […]
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