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LA’s Mansion Tax Falls Short on Revenue Goals
Los Angeles’ Measure ULA, known as the “mansion tax,” was expected to fund affordable housing and curb homelessness. Instead, it’s contributed to a sharp drop in high-value property sales, stalled multifamily development, and underdelivered on revenue projections.
Atlas Capital Sues LA Times Owner for $24M Over Lease Dispute
Atlas Capital Group is seeking $24M in damages from LA Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong’s NantMedia, alleging unpaid rent and significant damage to a former Downtown LA printing facility.
UK Industrial And Logistics Transformation
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Los Angeles Affordable Housing Conference
What You’ll Learn: Good Reads: New in 2025: Building more homes, faster Who You’ll Network With At This Discussion: Owners, Developers, Investors, Architects, Construction, Designers, Brokers,...
Connect Los Angeles 2025
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Austin #1 US City For Falling Rents Due to Construction Boom
Austin led the nation in rent declines last month, with median asking rents dropping 16% YoY to $1.3K, according to Redfin.
LA Scraps Apartment Rent Freeze After Wildfires
LA rejected a citywide rent freeze but moved forward with eviction protections and anti-price gouging measures to aid displaced residents.
Record 71K Apartments Expected From Office Conversions
The number of apartments created through office conversions is setting new records, with nearly 71K units in the pipeline for 2025.
Billions in Federal Office at Risk as GSA Weighs Lease Cuts
Aby Rosen lost control of the Chrysler Building, following a judge’s ruling that RFR defaulted on its ground lease with Cooper Union.
$1.9B of Commercial Properties in Palisades, Eaton Fire Zones
The Palisades and Eaton fires in LA hit 4.5 MSF of CRE worth $1.9B. The hardest-hit areas include multifamily and retail.

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