California Commercial Real Estate News Q4 2021
CBRE Projects 4.7% Economic Growth in 2022
CBRE’s global chief economist, Richard Barkham, illustrated some of the key statistics and factors leading to this prediction in a webinar held by CBRE Americas. He projects growth through 2022 and into 2023. Read More
Numerous Economic Metrics Indicate “Red-Hot” Growth Levels in Commercial Real Estate
Beacon Economics states that while the 2.1 GDP growth in 2021 is not great, there is “nothing intrinsically worrisome” about it. They believe that there are several metrics that indicate positive outlook moving into the coming years. Read More
Retail Real Estate Is Continually “Disrupted” By Pandemic and Lingering Factors
The retail real estate sector is keeping retailers and landlords on their toes with continual uncertainty and lingering factors due to the pandemic. Read More
Five Starbucks Combine to $21M Value, Setting Record for PSF
Five new single-tenant, net-leased properties occupied by global powerhouse, Starbucks, set a record for PSF nationwide. The locations are in La Palma, Redondo Beach, El Cajon, Rosamond, and Modesto. Read More
Industrial Real Estate Portfolios Acquired for $1.7B
Ares Management (aka Ares Real Estate Group) acquires 75 industrial properties nationwide from two different sellers for a total of $1.7 billion. The properties total nearly 12M square feet. Read More
Post-Covid Market Fundamentals Highlight Student Housing Opportunity & Investors Are Placing Their Bets
Students are becoming more desperate around the country for campus housing with some students even resorting to living in vans and motels. These are indications that student housing is demand, and investors are looking to seize on this opportunity. Read More
Blackstone Buys U.S. & European Logistics Assets from Cabot Properties for $2.8B
Blackstone’s acquisition involves 102 properties in the USA and another 22 properties across Europe. It is a massive deal, to say the least. Read More
ViacomCBS Gets Closer to Finalizing Sale of CBS Studio Center for Nearly $2B
ViacomCBS Inc. is in a definitive agreement to sell their CBS Studio Center to a partnership formed by Hackman Capital Partners LLC and Square Mile Capital Management LLC. Read More
Staples Center Gets a New Name for $700M
Downtown LA’s Staple Center is now the Crypto.com Arena. It’s a 20-year agreement to the tune of $700 million. Read More
California Set to Receive $5B to Improve Infrastructure of Ports
The Federal Government’s Department of Transportation announced a deal with California to update the port infrastructures across the state to help mitigate congestion issues with supply chain and transportation in the future. Read More
Institutional Investors Are Increasingly Bullish on Multifamily Real Estate… Why?
GlobeSt.com reports on the reasons why institutional investors keep flocking to multifamily real estate across the country. Read More
California Commercial Real Estate News Q3 2021
West Coast Apartment Market Stays Positive and Busy Through the Pandemic
GlobeSt covers the apartment industry in the West Coast, focusing on the core coastal markets that have been active during the pandemic. Read More
$500M High-Rise May Be Added to the Hollywood Skyline
The high-rise, aptly named The Star (for Hollywood’s stars), is in the works for the northeast block at Sunset Blvd and Gower St. Read More
Life Sciences Real Estate Footprint Grows by 600% in San Diego
San Diego’s life sciences real estate market is on fire with unprecedented growth being witnessed across the area. Read More
LA Clippers Break Ground on $1.8B Inglewood Arena
The Clippers are breaking ground on a massive new CRE project in Inglewood, CA. They have also announced a $500M naming rights deal for the project. Read More
Orange County Highlights “Robust Growth” in Medical Office Real Estate
New construction projects and higher rental rates in the medical office real estate sector of Orange County highlight the demand and growth of the market in the region. Read More
Los Angeles Leads the Way for Office Real Estate Markets Nationwide
BizJournals reports on the latest stats and figures presented by Los Angeles’ office real estate market that shows signs of growth after the initial hit from the pandemic. Read More
Oil Services NNN Property Sale in Costa Mesa Breaks Records Nationwide
A single-tenant retail property occupied by Henley Enterprises in Costa Mesa break the record for an oil services triple net lease property. Read More
LA Plans for Downtown Housing Boom, but Can Multifamily Real Estate in the Area Meet the Demands?
BisNow reports on the latest trends in multifamily real estate across Los Angeles and answers the question regarding the ability to meet the demand in the area from a predicted housing boom in the coming future. Read More
An Apartment Complex in Anaheim’s Multifamily Market Sells for $297K Per Unit
A two-story apartment complex with 56 units in Anaheim recently sold for $15.6M with a price of $297K / unit. Read More
$500M Refinance Project in Beverly Hills Sealed
The developers of a major, $2B residential real estate project in Beverly Hills inches closer to the finish line with a $500M inked and in the books. Read More
Comprehensive Triple Net Lease Guide Created by N3 Real Estate
N3 Real Estate compiled a list of questions and answers to help explain Triple Net Leases (NNN) and the different nuances that go into this area of retail real estate.
Industrial Real Estate Vacancy in LA’s (and Nation’s) Busiest Port Goes Below 1%
BisNow reports on the latest statistics in Los Angeles’ industrial real estate sector, highlighting that the nation’s busiest port has below 1% vacancy currently. Read More
California HQ Exodus Continues, Companies Are Seeking Low-Tax States for New Offices
Current California Governor, Gavin Newsome, has placed importance on the need to address this growing trend across the state, especially in the Bay Area. Read More
California Commercial Real Estate News Q2 2021
LA’s Office Real Estate Market Is Starting to Recover Post-Pandemic
BizJournals reports on the latest statistics released for the Los Angeles office real estate market, which has positive signs of recovery in the area after the initial hit from the pandemic. Read More
Rocket Company Leases 1M Square Feet of Space in Long Beach
Long Beach’s aerospace industry is starting to take off again according to a BisNow report, and the latest inked lease is a great sign of things to come. Read More
Rexford Industrial Invests $94M on Arts District Complex in Los Angeles
The Box Yard, a 260,000 square-foot industrial complex just sold for $93.6M to Rexford Industrial Realty. Read More
Nearly 25% of LA’s Office Real Estate Space Was Available for Lease in Q1 2021
Vacancy rates rose during the pandemic’s initial hit, and Los Angeles’ office real estate market was particularly disrupted reports BisNow. Read More
A Recap of the Biggest CRE Headlines Across California in Q2 2021 from Connect.Media
Connect.Media published new reports and news in the California CRE market on a frequent basis. Read More
CRE News Headlines from GlobeSt.com Around The Golden State
GlobeSt covers the major news and updates from California’s commercial real estate market. Read More
California Commercial Real Estate News Q1 2021
Hackman Capital Plans $1.25B Expansion of Television City in Los Angeles
Los Angeles’ Television City is set for a major overhaul and modernization project due to the capital being invested by Hackman Capital. Read More
7 of the Biggest CRE Projects Underway in Southern California
BisNow highlights 7 of the biggest commercial real estate projects currently taking place in SoCal. Read More
A Recap of the Biggest Commercial Real Estate News Across California in Q1 2021 from Connect.Media
Connect.Media published new reports and news in the California CRE market on a frequent basis. Read More
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