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Tight Vacancy and Class C Bargain Hunting Fuel 25% Jump in Los Angeles Multifamily Deal Flow

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Los Angeles County's apartment market is holding its ground through economic turbulence, with vacancy compressed near multi-year lows and private capital chasing small Class C deals as Measure ULA continues to freeze the county's largest transactions. Los Angeles County apartment vacancy has tightened to a narrow band across the metro, and the stability is drawing […]

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