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Tenants Voting With Their Feet: How Flight-to-Quality Is Reshaping the Los Angeles Office Market

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NAI Capital Commercial's Tina LaMonica breaks down why Class B and C tenants are migrating into Class A buildings, why landlords are holding firm on rents, and why the cost of waiting may be higher than tenants think. As the first quarter of 2026 draws to a close, the Los Angeles office market finds itself […]

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