LABJ SPECIAL REPORTS
Studios’ Next Stages
Real Estate QuarterlyThree Hollywood studios expand their roles in the real estate market with large local projects. April 22, 2013 midnight $$ ShareL.A. COUNTY: Returned Space Bumps Up First Quarter Vacancies
Real Estate Quarterly
The broader Los Angeles County commercial real estate market lost ground in the first quarter and the countywide vacancy rate inched higher as more inventory came back on the market.
DOWNTOWN L.A.: Asking Rents Decline as New Property Owners Pursue Tenants
Real Estate Quarterly
For years, it’s been the biggest anomaly in the downtown L.A. office market: Despite soaring vacancy rates and much more space being put on the market than absorbed in new deals, Class A monthly asking rents stayed stuck at nearly $3.20 a square foot.
HOLLYWOOD: Sky’s the Limit on Development After Height Restrictions Lifted
Real Estate Quarterly
The first quarter vacancy rate in Hollywood rose to its highest level in a year, though it remained the lowest in all of Los Angeles County.
WESTSIDE: Media Content Companies Help Tech Firms Fill Creative Space
Real Estate Quarterly
Back in the tech boom, creative space was in demand on the Westside as startups and spin-offs sought out seaside locations that appealed to the high-caliber employees they wanted to hire and near the beach communities where staff and executives alike wanted to live.
WILSHIRE CORRIDOR: Miracle Mile Rates Go Distance In Boosting Wilshire Submarket
Real Estate Quarterly
Wilshire Corridor opened the year with a steady performance, charting barely perceptible changes in quarterly vacancy and asking rates. But the submarket, which runs from downtown Los Angeles to Beverly Hills, reported marked improvement in year-over-year asking rates even as occupancy declined.
SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: New Year Ushers in Gains but Some Large Tenants Plan Departures
Real Estate Quarterly
The San Fernando Valley saw nearly a half-million square feet of office space taken off the market in the first quarter as the region posted its best absorption numbers in several years.
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Dearth of Inventory Spurs Competition Among Property Buyers
Real Estate Quarterly
Main events in Los Angeles County’s submarkets.
SANTA CLARITA VALLEY: Entertainment Tenants Helping North L.A. Market Stage Comeback
Real Estate Quarterly
A ready supply of available space and decreasing asking rates could make the Santa Clarita Valley office market more attractive to tenants.
TRI-CITIES: Burbank Faces Flood of Returned Space From Disney’s Exodus
Real Estate Quarterly
The first quarter was not kind to the Tri-Cities, with the Pasadena, Glendale and Burbank office markets all experiencing negative net absorption. Burbank took the worst hit.
SOUTH BAY: Aerospace Companies’ Flight Boosts Office and Industrial Vacancies
Real Estate Quarterly
Main events in Los Angeles County’s submarkets.
Sowing Startups
Special Report: Tech Finance
Angels and venture capital firms have sprouted in Los Angeles as the local tech scene has bloomed.
Sequencing Venture Capital
Special Report: Tech Finance
Business Journal takes a step-by-step look at how funding needs are met as tech startups mature, with profiles of local investors.
L.A. Draws Outside Cash
Special Report: Tech Finance
As startup activity in Los Angeles heats up, venture capital firms and angel investors from outside the region have begun to take notice.
Handling ‘Series A Crunch’
Special Report: Tech Finance
The “Series A crunch,” despite its ominous name, is not much more than an observation.
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