Los Angeles County's apartment market has held its footing through a stretch of economic turbulence, with vacancy compressing across submarkets and private capital fueling a sharp rebound in multifamily transactions despite the drag of Measure ULA. Los Angeles County apartment vacancy has fallen 40 basis points since peaking at 5.2 percent in the first half […]
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