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 Commercial MARKET OVERVIEW The influx of new multifamily construction intended to reshape Los Angeles County’s housing market appears to have run its course, at least for now. In Q4 2025, the vacancy […]
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