Real Estate/Development
Feb. 10, 2004
New Construction Proves Strength of Orange County's Apartment Market
BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer Notwithstanding some softness at the upper end of the market, apartments continued to be among the strongest commercial real estate types in Orange County last year. Given Southern California's daunting housing affordability problem, experts predict another bright year for area apartments in 2004.
BY JULIE NAKASHIMA
CREJ Staff Writer
Notwithstanding some softness at the upper end of the market, apartments continued to be among the strongest commercial real estate types in Orange County last year. Given Southern California's daunting housing affordability problem, experts predict another bright year for area apartments in 2004.
"We've had a fantastic year, and we think next year should be more of the same," said Ken Morgan, a principal in Newport...
CREJ Staff Writer
Notwithstanding some softness at the upper end of the market, apartments continued to be among the strongest commercial real estate types in Orange County last year. Given Southern California's daunting housing affordability problem, experts predict another bright year for area apartments in 2004.
"We've had a fantastic year, and we think next year should be more of the same," said Ken Morgan, a principal in Newport...
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