Opportunity Zones: The Antidote To Los Angeles’ Housing Crisis
It’s no secret that there is an affordable housing crisis in Los Angeles, and it doesn’t appear to be getting any better. To help paint the picture, l
Affordable Housing: 11 Ways The Real Estate Industry Can Help
A lack of affordable housing remains a serious issue. Many Americans are being priced out of the cities they work in, and families are struggling to p
How Hopeful California Homebuyers Can Combat Five Drivers Of High Residential Real Estate Prices
Moving to coastal California may be a dream, but for startlingly few is it a reality. Residential real estate prices in California are extremely high
14 Ways The Real Estate Business Is Going To Change This Year, According To Experts
New Year's resolution season is well underway, and those who have committed to entering the real estate game this year are searching for their first i
What People Want: 11 Ways Consumers And Workers Are Shifting The Public Space Paradigm
Workplaces have changed a lot over the years. The time of fluorescent overhead lighting and tiny office cubicles is over. Public spaces are also seein
11 Real Estate Pros Share The Technology Shifts That Have Changed The Way They Work
Technological developments in the last 10 to 20 years have impacted the business world in many ways, significantly altering the way nearly every...
It’s better to rent than to buy in today’s housing market
It is easily the question most asked by anyone moving into their first home or downsizing into retirement. Should I buy or should I rent?
Summer Slowdown In Beverly Hills Real Estate
Looks like there was a summer slowdown in Beverly Hills and neighboring real estate, both in pricing and sales volume. When you study the Beverly Hill
LA home prices drop for the first time since January
Have housing costs reached their limit?
LA’s most expensive neighborhoods
Here’s where you’ll find the highest—and lowest—priced homes
Are Los Angeles home prices finally about to dip?
Record-high housing costs may be leveling off
13 Evergreen Real Estate Tips That Hold True In Any Market
Anyone who's ever purchased or sold property knows the real estate industry is a fickle one. Changing demographic makeups, economic conditions, intere
THIS COOL CONTEMPORARY HOUSE IN VENICE BEACH WILL HAVE YOU DREAMING OF BUILDING YOUR OWN
Building a house in Southern California's iconic Venice Beach requires a design so beautiful the neighbors will welcome you with open arms and a space
Selling A Billion Dollars Of Luxury Los Angeles Real Estate
Selling a billion dollars of luxury Los Angeles real estate is quite the accomplishment. Meet James Harris and business partner David Parnes, the Brit
Los Angeles County median home price soars to new record high: $615K
“A lot of potential buyers are having a hard time”
Buying A Home? Don’t Overlook These Nine Local Market Factors
Despite the increasing number of millennials choosing to rent rather than buy property, home ownership is still a goal for many Americans.
13 Insider Tips To Take Your Real Estate Game To Another Level
Real estate development and investing isn’t just about looking for a good deal from one day to the next.
Los Angeles’ Median Home Price Nears $1 Million As Fierce Bidding Wars Continue
As Los Angeles’ median home price nears $1 million, bidding wars continue for shrinking inventory.
The Los Angeles home-buying guide
Everything you need to know before launching a house hunt in LA
BREAKFORM | RE Closes a Small Lot Subdivision Project in Prime Beverlywood CA in Los Angeles
BREAKFORM | RE closed it's latest small lot subdivision development project in the prime Beverlywood neighborhood of Los Angeles today
Report: LA home prices are ‘overvalued’
The cost of owning a home is outpacing the ability of buyers to pay for one
Three Big Myths About LA’s Real Estate Bubble
As real estate investors, prospective homebuyers and brokers look back, 2017 could probably be called "The Year of Real Estate Records." Dozens of maj
Trends Watch: January 18, 2018
EisnerAmper’s Trends Watch is a weekly entry to our Alternative Investments Intelligence blog
Los Angeles’ Housing Shortage And Why Developers Get It Wrong
We have all heard of the massive housing crisis that’s facing the City of Los Angeles. Last year, one of the most active development years in a decade
10 Signs An Up-And-Coming Area Is Worth Investing In
Real estate investors have heard tons of pitches over the years from people looking for buy-in on up-and-coming areas they're attached to.
If You Are A First-Time Home Buyer, Look For These Traits In A Real Estate Agent
Buying a home for the first time is a remarkably scary, involved process.
Six Resources You Can Use To Uncover The State Of Your Housing Market
The more information you have before deciding to buy or sell a home, the better your decisions will be.
Snapchat Is Angering Its Neighbors in L.A.
A disappearing bee colony becomes a symbol for the IPO-fueled growth locals fear will swamp the quirky Los Angeles neighborhood the startup calls home
Home Ownership: Millennials Could Jump Into The Housing Market In 2016
When it comes to homeownership, roommates Gina Beach, 28, and Bill Galatzer, 31, are polar opposites.
10 US Cities With the Biggest Housing Shortages
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reports December existing home sales Tuesday morning and the consensus estimate calls for a seasonally...
Understanding the Scope of the Housing Shortage in the United States
Newly released data and analysis from several sources illustrate a major obstacle to a fully healthy housing market in the United States:
Sold Out: These 10 U.S. Cities Have the Biggest Housing Shortages
It’s a parched, scorching desert out there for many U.S. home buyers. For the past 28 months, the housing market has been defined not just by demand
Op-Ed In gentrifying Venice, Trumpian rage
My mailman told me recently that he’s retiring soon and plans to move up to Mt. Shasta.
The L.A. Hood Where Snapchat Millionaires Will Snap Up Houses Post-IPO
With Venice-based Snap eyeing an IPO at a reported valuation of $25 billion in the coming months, the stage is set.
Four More Years? No Quick End In Sight For The U.S. Housing Shortage
The inventory of homes for sale continues to shrink. There were 2.02 million homes listed for sale at the end of October
Blackstone’s Gray: Trump win is a game changer for real estate
The Blackstone Group’s real estate head Jonathan Gray thinks Donald Trump’s victory in last week’s election is a game changer.
Los Angeles booms as a startup hub
HOLLYWOOD has produced plenty of films about underdogs rising to claim the limelight.
First-Time Buyers Expected to Return to Housing Market
Realtor.com data shows rise in web searches by house hunters who want to buy in 2017
Silicon Beach keeps on scaling upward and outward
In less than a decade, Silicon Beach has grown from a Silicon Valley outpost in Santa Monica to encompass a stretch of coastline as far south as...
California’s housing shortage will hamper the economy, reports say
The dearth of housing in California will put a drag on the state’s economic growth, according to two new studies.
As Venice booms, some residents wonder whether L.A. is holding them back
There are few places so ingrained in the identity of Los Angeles as Venice — the quirky artistic vibe, the bustling boardwalk and the designer real...
Millennials will join housing market when they grow up
Millennials aren’t buying homes because they feel housing is too expensive and their financial futures are too uncertain.
L.A. Nearly Tops List of Cities That Need to Build More Housing
The number of housing units in town simply isn't keeping up with the number of residents.
Santa Monica’s Housing Shortage is Nearly as Bad as San Francisco’s
If you’ve tried to move to — or within — Santa Monica recently, it should come as no surprise to you that it’s not easy.
Op-Ed Why is L.A. too pricey? Blame low vacancy rates, not luxury high-rises
What’s the root cause of Los Angeles’ affordable housing crisis?
Low Housing Inventory: A Logical Explanation
The real estate market has faced a unique set of circumstances from 2012 to today, all leading to a dramatic decrease in overall housing inventory.
California doesn’t have enough housing, and lawmakers aren’t doing much about it
The reason why California faces a housing affordability crisis is simple, many experts say.
A Troubling Shortage of Homes
Inflation may be in check, but the lack of inventory around the country is fueling a sharp rise in housing costs.
The next housing crisis is here
The next housing crisis is here. And this time the crisis is all about one thing: supply.
When will housing inventory shortages finally end?
Four years in active recovery, and the housing market can’t seem to get past the inventory shortage that penetrates into all crevasses of the industry
DEMOGRAPHIC DRIVERS
Two long-term demographic trends have wide-ranging implications for housing demand: the overall aging of the US population
Silicon Beach: Tech Entrepreneurs Flock Downstream To LA
Los Angeles is drawing tech entrepreneurs who are attracted to the beaches, the somewhat lower housing costs...
For tech companies, the appeal of Silicon Beach is growing
If you want to start the next Facebook or Uber, where are you going to do it?
Los Angeles Is The Latest City With A Housing Crisis
When commentators discuss the U.S. cities with the least-affordable housing, they rarely mention Los Angeles.
Venice sign lit green for St. Patrick’s Day
The Venice Chamber of Commerce and the Venice Symphony Orchestra celebrated St. Patrick’s Day on Tuesday with the first-ever lighting of the “O’Venice
If you missed the St. Patrick’s day first-ever lighting of the “O’Venice” Sign, view it here!
The Venice Chamber of Commerce and the Venice Symphony Orchestra celebrated St Patrick’s Day with the first-ever lighting of the “O’Venice” Sign on Ma
How Much Does Los Angeles Have to Build to Get Out of Its Housing Crisis?
California is a beautiful and desirable place to live, but it's also one of the hardest places to afford to live. Los Angeles is particularly brutal:
Millennials join the house hunt
A low credit score thwarted Marie Kapelke and her husband Mike Biethan's plans to try to buy a house early last year.
If you missed the 03.17.15 St. Patrick’s day first-ever lighting of the “O’Venice” Sign, view it here!
The Venice Chamber of Commerce and the Venice Symphony Orchestra celebrated St Patrick’s Day with the first-ever lighting of the “O’Venice” Sign on Ma
‘Silicon Beach’ Brings Tech Boom to Los Angeles
So long Silicon Valley. These days entrepreneurs and engineers are flocking to a place better known for wave surfing than Web surfing.
Why We Have An Inventory Shortage, NOT A Housing Shortage
To understand why vacancies are still widespread and what impact they have, we dug deeper into the Census data as well as other data sources that repo
The Coming Housing Crisis (Yes, Another Crisis)
Just when we are beginning to see the signs of a housing recovery and the housing market, critical to our economy, seems ready to return to normal