Ultra Low Interest Rates Will Be Back — But That’s Not Entirely A Good Thing For Real Estate
Inflation was a blip, and long-term ultra-low interest rates will return — but only because world economic growth will be anemic. That is the [...]
Powell Warns Of More Aggressive Interest Rate Hikes
The U.S. economy is growing faster than expected, keeping inflation high, so a more aggressive pace of further interest rate hikes might be necessary, Federal [...]
Redlands considers ban on all distribution warehouses
The Redlands City Council is considering banning new warehouse developments. The council held a public hearing Tuesday, Feb. 21, to discuss an ordinance recommended by [...]
LA Approves Tax Increase on Real Estate Deals Over $5 Million
Los Angeles voters approved a tax on the sale of mansions and other multimillion-dollar real estate transactions to raise money for affordable housing in [...]
Clear Of Cargo Backlog, SoCal Ports Grapple With Diminished Shipping Volumes
Cargo volumes are down at the powerhouse ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, and although some worry that the decline could stick, local [...]
‘Dark Days Ahead’
For the leaders of some of the biggest investment vehicles in commercial real estate, the matter of whether the U.S. is on the verge of a recession [...]
City of Industry Pays Off Remaining Property Tax Based Debt Early
Payoff will save Industry property owners over $49 million annually and will deliver over $36 million to local taxing entities including school districts, special [...]
Cap Rates Might Finally Start to Rise Again
Slowing asset growth would be the key according to First American Financial Corporation According to a First American Financial Corporation analysis, cap rates might [...]
California Advances Bill That Would Restrict Building Warehouses in One of Nation’s Largest Distribution Hubs
Lawmakers Approve Measure Aimed at Limiting Locations of New Inland Empire Industrial Buildings The latest effort to rein in what critics see as the [...]