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As sentiment in the national commercial real estate market begins to pivot to a more positive outlook, Los Angeles is no different.
The Los Angeles metropolitan area is sprawling with more than 18 million people, with growth trending upward. Its multifamily market, in turn, is evolving to keep pace with demand — even if it’s at a slower pace than in previous years.
But with economic headwinds, such as increasing inflation and labor shortages, how are multifamily deals getting penciled in Los Angeles? How are developers and investors feeling about the market heading in 2025? What trends are driving demand for multifamily housing, and how are owners working to maximize the value of existing assets?
Learn the answer to these questions and more at Bisnow’s Los Angeles Multifamily CRE Summit on Feb. 18. Register here for the event.
Speakers will include:
David Nagel, president and CEO, Decron Properties
Tommy Brunson, president, development and construction, Fairfield Residential
Kevin Ratner, managing partner, The Max Collaborative.
William Leahy, division president of construction, LaTerra Development
Kelly Nealis, senior vice president and head of West Coast originations, Pearlmark
Jesse Liu, partner and director of acquisitions, Optimus Properties
Adrian Berger, managing director of acquisitions, Cypress Equity Investments
Jennifer Halvas, managing director of investor relations, Cityview
Corey Hall, director of real estate, KKR
Emily Taylor, director of development, Goldrich Kest
As the multifamily sector in Los Angeles continues to address the needs of today’s market, Bisnow is committed to providing the CRE industry with the latest developments in the city.
To forge connections with professionals in the Los Angeles multifamily market and learn more about what it takes to make CRE deals work heading into 2025, register here.
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