Los Angeles Business Journal

Reporter Daniel Miller has covered real estate for the Los Angeles Business Journal since mid 2006. Previously, he worked for a year at the Ventura County Star in the Thousand Oaks bureau. He has also had stints at the Daily Breeze and Orange County Register. He holds a bachelor's degree in history from the University of California Los Angeles.

Every week, the Real Estate Column looks at the deals, companies and players that keep the Los Angeles County real estate scene active and vibrant. The column covers lease deals, property sales and a variety of transactions. It is a place in the Los Angeles Business Journal where news is regularly broken and is widely read in the local real estate community.

Daniel can be reached at 323-549-5225, ext. 263, or by email: dmiller@labusinessjournal.com.

Recent Stories

Foster City Builder Finds Success in L.A. Rentals

Special Report: REAL ESTATE QUARTERLY

Foster City builder Legacy Partners finds success with L.A. rentals.

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Upward Curve for Flats

Special Report: REAL ESTATE QUARTERLY

Single family homes and condos are out. Apartments are in.

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Broker’s New Arm Homes In on Downtown L.A.

REAL ESTATE: Residential seen as promising sector by Major Properties.

A new residential brokerage has targeted the downtown L.A. market. Major Properties, a downtown commercial and industrial brokerage, launched its Major Properties Residential division Sept. 20.

Missing Real Estate Broker Found Alive

Ed Rosenthal, the veteran L.A. commercial real estate broker who’d been reported missing in Joshua Tree National Park, was found alive Thursday in critical condition.

Search Continues for L.A. Real Estate Broker

The search continues for veteran commercial real estate broker Ed Rosenthal, who was reported missing after his car was found at the Black Rock campground in Joshua Tree National Park over the weekend.

Prominent Local Real Estate Broker Missing

Veteran commercial real estate broker Ed Rosenthal was reported missing Sunday evening after his car was found left over the weekend at the Black Rock campground in Joshua Tree National Park.

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Little Produced In Namvar Sales

Creditors on pace to get 5 cents on the dollar.

Creditors of Ezri Namvar are on pace to receive less than 5 percent of what they are owed.

Analysts Differ on Impact of Fraud Indictment

Trustee says criminal indictment is unlikely to impact bankruptcy proceedings

Newport Beach Brokerage Heads North to L.A.

REAL ESTATE: Voit taps ex-CB Richard Ellis trio to open Commerce office.

Voit Real Estate Services LLC, a Newport Beach commercial real estate brokerage and asset services firm, opened its first brokerage office in Los Angeles County on Sept. 1.

Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue, This Lease Extension Is Just for You

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Commercial real estate broker Ed Rosenthal, 64, is known as the poet-broker of downtown Los Angeles.

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