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In 2022, more renters are living in multifamily properties than ever before, apartments are in short supply, and with a housing crisis many people are wondering if high-density multifamily is the answer. The answer to this question is yes, high-density multifamily properties are one practical way...

Multifamily properties had a strong year in 2021 as more people moved back to cities like Los Angeles, but the big question investors have is will multifamily continue to flourish? Even during a recession? In this article, we will answer this question and offer you insight...

Are you thinking of buying a multifamily property in Los Angeles, CA but you’re wondering if you should purchase a Class A, Class B, or Class C property? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Although Class A and Class B multifamily properties are always...

Thanks to recent data from realtor.com we know that rents in LA County rose by 19% in 2021, to close out the year at an average median rent of $3,000 for the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim area. One big question that was on the mind of renters...

California’s eviction moratorium has been over for months now, but not in LA County, because the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors recently voted to extend eviction protections through the end of 2022. Besides extending eviction protections, the board of supervisors also moved to freeze rent...

Rent increases are on the minds of most landlords in the Los Angeles area but, those landlords who own rent-stabilized units, are prohibited from raising the rent until next year. Thanks to the emergency order signed by LA Mayor Eric Garcetti in March 2020, landlords are...

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