A new USC Lusk Center housing forecast projects continued rent growth across Southern California over the next two years, driven by persistent under‑building and tight vacancy rates.
While Los Angeles County’s growth is expected to be modest, the trend still supports stable long‑term performance for multifamily owners.
The report notes that Orange County and other neighboring markets may see stronger gains, but LA remains supply‑constrained relative to demand.
For landlords, the forecast reinforces the value of upgrading or holding income‑producing assets.
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