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Report: Southern California Multifamily Markets Continue to See High Occupancy

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By Catherine Sweeney  Across the nation, multifamily assets continue to be a favorite property type for both investors and developers alike. This trend is no different in Southern California, where occupancy rates remain high. According to third quarter multifamily market reports from Colliers, both Orange County and the Greater Los Angeles area have seen high […]

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