Inland Empire
When the Government Shuts Down, Hotels Feel the Pinch
Federal closures create ripple effects across commercial real estate, with Washington’s hospitality sector bearing the brunt The federal government shutdown may seem like...
California Commercial Real Estate Shows Resilience Despite Tariff Uncertainty, Survey Finds
Multifamily development leads recovery while office markets diverge between regions California’s commercial real estate sector is displaying surprising resilience in 2025, with multifamily...
California Home Prices to Hit Record $905,000 in 2026 Despite Slow Recovery
Forecast predicts a 2 percent sales increase and a 3.6 percent price growth for 2026, but challenges remain California’s beleaguered housing market is...
Apartment Rent Surge Cools, Giving Fed Room to Maneuver on Interest Rates
Multifamily housing market shifts from inflation driver to potential policy relief as new supply wave dampens rent growth The Federal Reserve may have...
The Kids Are Not Alright: Why Your 30-Something Children Still Live at Home
By Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous) If you’re wondering why your college-educated offspring are still camped out in their childhood bedrooms...
Consumer Spending Shows Resilience Despite Warning Signs
American consumers continued to open their wallets in July, driving real consumer spending up 0.3 percent for the month—the strongest showing since March’s...
McNellis: Death of a Deal
By John McNellis In Rochambeau, paper beats rock. In life, paper sometimes beats deals. We own a shopping center in a Sacramento suburb...
Northern California Commercial Real Estate Outpaces South as Tech Hub Markets Drive Industrial and Office Recovery
The California commercial real estate market is experiencing a cautious rebound marked by significant regional and sectoral variations, according to the Summer 2025...
Core Inflation Surges to Six-Month High as Tariff Pressures Mount
The U.S. inflation landscape is showing signs of renewed pressure as goods and services respond to evolving tariff dynamics and shifting consumer behavior....
Younger Female CEOs Drive Higher Work-From-Home Rates, New Research Shows
Stanford study of 3,000 employees reveals stark generational and gender divide in remote work policies A comprehensive new study reveals a significant correlation...
AI-Driven Job Losses Pressure California’s Labor Market, Now Second-Highest Unemployment in the Country
California’s labor market is grappling with shifting structural forces, as recent employment figures reveal uneven trends across sectors and regions. According to the...
CNBC: Hines Sees Stagflation Trends in Next 5-10 Years, Bets on CRE Expansion
According to David Steinbach, who serves as Global Chief Investment Officer at Hines, investors should consider hard assets as an essential component of...
