Los Angeles rezoning could unlock new housing, but policy alone won’t solve the crisis. Developers need expert guidance to turn zoning changes into real projects.
The commercial real estate crisis in Los Angeles is creating both risks and opportunities. With office defaults, rising vacancies, and declining values, developers and investors must adapt. JDJ Consulting helps clients navigate these challenges with strategies for redevelopment, adaptive reuse, and smarter investments.
Turning Vacant Lots into Homes: How JDJ Consulting Can Help Los Angeles Residents Los Angeles has a serious housing problem. Home prices keep rising, rent is high, and many people feel they will never own a home. The city is trying to change that with a new program called “Small Lots, Big Impacts.” The idea is simple: take empty, city-owned…
Artificial intelligence is reshaping commercial real estate in 2025. From property management to market analysis, AI tools are helping investors, developers, and landlords make faster and smarter decisions.
Why House Flipping in Los Angeles Isn’t as Simple as It Looks — And How JDJ Consulting Can Help House flipping in Los Angeles has become a hot topic among aspiring investors, but anyone who thinks it’s an easy way to make quick money is in for a rude awakening. From skyrocketing property prices to complex permitting rules, the LA…
Los Angeles housing market trends in 2025 reveal mixed signals. Single-family home prices remain strong, while condo inventory has surged. Days on market are climbing, suggesting buyers are gaining leverage. These charts break down sales prices, inventory shifts, and sentiment, offering a clear picture of what’s driving today’s LA real estate market.
The Culver City Office Campus Sale at 400 & 600 Corporate Pointe highlights how well-located, renovated, and tenant-filled assets still attract investors in Los Angeles. Despite market headwinds, this transaction shows select office properties remain competitive in 2025.
Real estate investment in 2025 is shifting fast across U.S. cities. Some markets are heating up with strong appreciation, while others are delivering steady rental cash flow. Los Angeles sits in a unique spot. It remains one of the most desirable places to own property, but investors face higher costs, strict zoning rules, and strong competition.
Over the past 25 years, Los Angeles real estate has become far more expensive. Limited housing supply, zoning restrictions, rising demand, policy incentives, and lifestyle appeal all contributed. Homes shifted from simple living spaces to high-value financial assets, while low-interest rates and easy credit fueled price growth.
Multi-Family vs. Single-Family Property: What’s the Smarter Investment in Los Angeles Real Estate? Client Question: “My wife and I have been saving for years, and we’re finally ready to buy into Los Angeles real estate. We see $1.5M–$1.8M multi-family rehab deals that could be flipped or BRRRR’d, but also single-family homes that look like potential flips. We’re not sure which…
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