Measure ULA, also known as the “Mansion Tax,” is a special real property transfer tax imposed by the City of Los Angeles, effective as of April 1, 2023. This tax significantly impacts high-value commercial real estate transactions and has introduced a layer of complexity. Now in the month of April of 2025, what has changed in the Los Angeles real estate market? What should investors and brokers keep looking out for in the upcoming months of the year?
Read MoreThis blog will examine how these tariffs are influencing key sectors and market dynamics, and what challenges alongside opportunities brokers and investors should be prepared for in the upcoming months.
Read MoreRecent changes in America’s tariff policies have introduced uncertainty into the commercial real estate industry. While multifamily remains one of the most popular asset classes for real estate investment, new considerations are emerging—particularly in the Class B and Class C property sectors.
Read MoreLos Angeles has recently seen a wave of restaurant closures, from iconic long-timers like The Pantry and Papa Cristo’s (who just announced that they would be closing this month) to newer ventures like Kevin Hart’s Hart House. Here’s what the closures mean for both the restaurant and commercial real estate industries, and how brokers and investors can turn today’s challenges into tomorrow’s hope.
Read MoreAdaptive reuse is emerging as one of the most dynamic strategies in commercial real estate , transforming underutilized buildings into vibrant spaces that meet today’s market demands. For commercial real estate investors, this is a trend that can’t be overlooked.
Read MoreCommercial real estate marketing is a competitive field that requires precision, strategy, and adaptability. Avoiding common pitfalls can significantly enhance your success rate. Here are five mistakes to steer clear of.
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