Gas station and convenience store real estate has emerged as a stable, and in many ways growing, niche within the commercial real estate landscape. These properties pair essential fuel sales with convenience retail, creating reliable income streams that can act as an inflation hedge for investors. In an inflationary environment, fuel prices and convenience goods...Read More
At Maher Commercial Realty, we specialize in connecting investors with high-potential retail properties across Los Angeles County. Our expertise in identifying value-add opportunities, maximizing rental income, and navigating development potential has delivered exceptional results for both buyers and sellers. Below, explore our current active listings, in escrow properties, and recently sold assets that demonstrate the continued strength...Read More
At Maher Commercial Realty, we specialize in connecting investors with high-potential multifamily properties across Los Angeles. Our expertise in identifying value-add opportunities, maximizing rental upside, and navigating development potential has delivered exceptional results for both buyers and sellers. Below, explore our current active listing and recently sold properties that demonstrate the continued strength of LA’s apartment market....Read More
If Calvin Short and Terrison Quinn, managing principals at SRS Real Estate Partners, could sum up the Southern California (SoCal) retail investment sales and leasing environment with one word, it would be “undersupplied.” From an investment standpoint, the region lacks depth in available properties for sale, unlike other parts of the country where there have...Read More
Newmark’s Kevin Shannon, Ken White, Bill Bauman and Kyle Miller represented the seller, Torchlight, in the sale of the Promenade at Howard Hughes Center. The asset, a 240,437 square foot lifestyle and entertainment center, sold for $80 million. The asset is located along the 405 Freeway adjacent to Culver City. Anchor tenants include Cinemark, Dave...Read More
All types of purchasers, from private capital to institutional groups, want to take advantage of the property sector’s strong fundamentals. In JLL’s second-quarter “Retail Market Dynamics” report, “resilience” was the word used to describe the national retail investment landscape in the first half of 2025. Transaction volume reached $28.5 billion, a 23 percent increase over...Read More
A study conducted by UCLA and Allen Matkins indicated that more than a third of California developers are pausing or canceling projects because of trade and supply chain issues. Fox Plaza is a Century City office tower. (Photo c/o Johnson Fain) More than a third of developers statewide are putting the brakes on projects –...Read More
The Los Angeles retail market in Q3 2025 saw a modest rise in vacancy and a continued decline in asking rents, while construction activity and sales pricing both trended downward. Despite these headwinds, net absorption improved significantly year-over-year. Explore our full Los Angeles retail market report for detailed insights into leasing, investment, and development activity....Read More
Targeted activity is propelling California’s retail market forward as investors chase core assets and consumers drive demand, despite the continued presence of high costs and development hurdles. California’s retail market is a bit of an enigma nowadays. That’s because it’s both resurgent and restrained, as Jimmy Slusher, senior vice president of CBRE’s National Retail Partners-West...Read More
More than two years of declining rents are sparking moving plans for many renters to gain space, save money or explore a new area, according to a new report from Realtor.com. Rent prices fell year over year for the 25th consecutive month in August, while also registering the first month-over-month drop since March 2025, signaling...Read More
