After lagging behind for a few years, it appears Los Angeles commercial real estate is catching up to the Bay Area. Specifically in downtown LA and the Inland Empire. California's developers are seeing strong growth across all areas: office, industrial, and multifamily housing. How did Los Angeles finally catch up?
Lost industries of oil, banks, and aerospace replaced with entertainment and tech.
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After lagging behind for a few years, it appears Los Angeles commercial real estate is catching up to the Bay Area. Specifically in downtown LA and the Inland Empire. California's developers are seeing strong growth across all areas: office, industrial, and multifamily housing. How did Los Angeles finally catch up?
Lost industries of oil, banks, and aerospace replaced with entertainment and tech.
Downtown and Inland Empire strongest areas for development.
Industrial growth in Inland Empire due to cheap available land.
Download the 2014 Summer/Fall Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast Commercial Real Estate Survey: www.allenmatkins.com/ucla See less -