MSN: Rent drops forecast for central, coastal portions of L.A. County
By Jeff Collins
If the past year is any indication, apartment rents will continue dropping in central and coastal portions of Los Angeles County through the next year, with rent hikes occurring everywhere else in the Southern California, a University of Southern California multifamily forecast said Monday.
For example, the Koreatown-Mid City portions of L.A. will see rent decline 1.2% over the next year, while west Riverside and San Bernardino counties will see rent hikes of 9-10%.
The Real Deal: Rent prices will keep rising in suburbs: USC report
By Dennis Lynch
A growing number of renters will descend on the Los Angeles suburbs in the year ahead, a trend that will fuel more price hikes amid shrinking inventory.
Los Angeles Daily News: Rent drops forecast for central, coastal portions of L.A. County
By Jeff Collins
If the past year is any indication, apartment rents will continue dropping in central and coastal portions of Los Angeles County through the next year, with rent hikes occurring everywhere else in the Southern California, a University of Southern California multifamily forecast said Monday.
For example, the Koreatown-Mid City portions of L.A. will see rent decline 1.2% over the next year, while west Riverside and San Bernardino counties will see rent hikes of 9-10%.
Orange County Register: Rent drops forecast for central, coastal portions of L.A. County
By Jeff Collins
If the past year is any indication, apartment rents will continue dropping in central and coastal portions of Los Angeles County through the next year, with rent hikes occurring everywhere else in the Southern California, a University of Southern California multifamily forecast said Monday.
For example, the Koreatown-Mid City portions of L.A. will see rent decline 1.2% over the next year, while west Riverside and San Bernardino counties will see rent hikes of 9-10%.
Press-Telegram: Rent drops forecast for central, coastal portions of L.A. County
By Jeff Collins
If the past year is any indication, apartment rents will continue dropping in central and coastal portions of Los Angeles County through the next year, with rent hikes occurring everywhere else in the Southern California, a University of Southern California multifamily forecast said Monday.
For example, the Koreatown-Mid City portions of L.A. will see rent decline 1.2% over the next year, while west Riverside and San Bernardino counties will see rent hikes of 9-10%.
Pasadena Star-News: Rent drops forecast for central, coastal portions of L.A. County
By Jeff Collins
If the past year is any indication, apartment rents will continue dropping in central and coastal portions of Los Angeles County through the next year, with rent hikes occurring everywhere else in the Southern California, a University of Southern California multifamily forecast said Monday.
For example, the Koreatown-Mid City portions of L.A. will see rent decline 1.2% over the next year, while west Riverside and San Bernardino counties will see rent hikes of 9-10%.
State of the Market Program
(coming soon)
Speakers - 2020
Jeffrey M. Bailey
President, Multifamily Property Management
Sares-Regis Group
USC Casden 2020 State of the Market: Multifamily Virtual Conference
USC Casden 2020 State of the Market: Multifamily
Thursday, November 12, 2020 | 8:30AM to 12:30pm PT
Presented Via Zoom
The Casden Multifamily Forecast will take place over two events this academic year, with the second event taking place in Spring of 2021.
Spectrum News: California Outmigration Continues Despite Low Unemployment Rate
By Vicky Nguyen
REDONDO BEACH, Calif. – America is widely known as the land of opportunity, but not all opportunities are created equal.
“Anytime you move, it’s always a challenge,” says 30-year-old Paul Thomas.
Thomas is CEO of his own company Vitality Agency and specializes in regenerative medicine consulting. Nine months ago, a job opportunity pushed him and his family to Southern California and now a new opportunity is pulling them to Nevada.