City leaders are grappling with the state recommendation as one city councilman foresees “concrete everywhere.”
By Alicia Robinson
The state of California has been handing communities housing goals for decades, but never has the crisis of unavailable or unaffordable homes been more acute –and never has Southern California been given a bigger goal.
Empty properties might help with homelessness, but how to count them is in dispute.
By Coco Huang
Is Los Angeles actually dotted with vacant properties that could ease its chronic housing shortage?
It depends on who is doing the math.
That will drive up the average annual cost of rent to $2,369, according to a new report
By: Bianca Barragan
Sorry, Angelenos: A new report from USC’s Lusk Center for Real Estate anticipates that the average Los Angeles County renter will spend about $139 more per month on housing in 2021 than in 2019.
Emile Haddad Donates $1 Million to the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy
By: KAREN JORDAN
Emile Haddad, chairman and chief executive at developer FivePoint Holdings LLC, has been
involved in creating of some of California's most prolific mixed-use, master-planned
communities.
Persistent lack of affordability is causing workers to flee the region, experts say
By: Greg Cornfield
The rent is too damn high, and it’s set to get even higher.
An ongoing lack of affordability is causing skilled workers to flee the region and seek employment and housing elsewhere.
By: BUILDER
By Joseph Pimentel
In Orange County, renters will see a $109 increase to $2,199 average rent; and the Inland Empire rents will jump $100 from $1,500 to $1,600 a month in 2021, according to the report.
REAL ESTATE: USC forecast anticipates rising rents in market through 2021
By Hannah Madans
Rents in Southern California are expected to increase as approved multifamily units remain below levels in other cities, according to the 2019 USC Casden Economics Forecast.
The forecast expects rents to increase an average of $139 in L.A. County by 2021.
By Brandon Richardson
Residential and commercial real estate sales prices and rental rates continue to increase in Long Beach, according to industry experts. Though prices continue to climb across all markets, rate of appreciation has begun to slow, Edward Coulson, a professor of economics and the director of research at the University of California, Irvine Center for Real Estate, noted.
By Summer Dahlquist-Tookey
FivePoint donated $1 million to the Price School of Public Policy last week. Emile Haddad, the chairman and CEO of FivePoint, made the donation to encourage more conversation regarding sustainability.