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23
Jan
L.A. Cannabis Market Dealing with More Licensing Delays
Government-mandated audit of city’s cannabis regulators leads to licensing delays for marijuana businesses. For prospective cannabis businesses in Los Angeles, the government-ordered audit means another wave of uncertainty and lost money. Unfortunately, this newest setback is just another obstacle causing licensing delays for marijuana businesses. Already, hundreds of entrepreneurs have waited months to learn whether they will be allowed to
16
Jan
New Hotel, Residential Apartments, and Luxury Movie Theater Near Los Alamitos Race Course
Learn about the new commercial construction planned near the Los Alamitos Race Course. Recently, the Cypress City Council approved the sale of a 13-acre plot for new commercial construction planned near the Los Alamitos Race Course. The plot will be used for a mixed-use project consisting of a 120-room hotel, a 251-unit, four-story apartment building, 64,000 square feet of commercial
9
Jan
Single-Tenant Net Lease Properties in High Demand
Learn more about this rapidly growing sector. While the commercial real estate market is characterized by uncertainty, single-tenant net lease properties remain attractive to investors. This is because these properties have demonstrated a degree of risk-adjusted, recession-proof opportunity. As a result of this demand, the single-tenant net lease sales volume is set to exceed last year’s sales record of $69.6
6
Jan
Top 10 value destinations to visit in 2020- Lonely Planet
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26
Dec
A Look into Long Beach’s New $200 Million Shopping Center
Despite the retailer sector suffering, Long Beach unveils brand-new shopping center. As e-commerce grows in popularity, more and more consumers prefer to do their shopping at home. As a result, physical retailers have to get creative when attracting shoppers. At Long Beach’s brand-new shopping center on 2nd and PCH, the developer, CenterCal Properties, looked to attract visitors by filling the
19
Dec
Learn About West Hollywood’s New Cannabis Lounge
How Lowell Farms: Cannabis Café is changing how Angelinos think about marijuana consumption. At Lowell Farms: Cannabis Café, patrons puff on joints and eat edibles as they snack on gourmet food. This combination restaurant and cannabis lounge is the first in Los Angeles, located in West Hollywood, which is the only part of the city that allows for on-site marijuana
12
Dec
How California’s New Rent Control Law Affects Multifamily Investors
Will new rent control laws impact California’s multifamily real estate investors? In October of this year, California’s governor signed a new rent control bill into law. The new law (which takes effect on January 1) will limit annual rent increases to 5% plus the rate of inflation. According to calculations from the California Apartment Association, this amounts to a maximum
5
Dec
What to Think About When Renting to College Students
What real estate investors need to know about renting to college students. College students are considered a high-risk market for real estate investors. When you imagine raging college parties hosted in a broken-down apartment, it’s easy to see why this is such a risky proposition. However, it’s important to remember that not all renters fit this stereotypical image of a
26
Nov
Will Orange County See the Expansion of Cannabis Dispensaries?
Learn about the spread of marijuana dispensaries through Orange County. Orange County is a traditionally conservative outpost in Southern California. This is why it’s unsurprising that only one city (Santa Ana) out of the 34 that make up Orange County permits cannabis retail. The city of Santa Ana only issues 30 licenses, meaning that, at most, there are only 30
