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Return of International Travelers and Suburban Demand Brighten Retail Outlook in Los Angeles

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As Los Angeles County's retail landscape continues to evolve, the return of international travelers and consistent suburban demand are providing a much-needed boost to the local retail sector. A recent second-quarter 2024 report by Institutional Property Advisors shows that despite a vacancy rate that has remained elevated between 5.5 percent and 5.9 percent for 15 […]

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