Real Estate/Development
Jan. 27, 2004
Los Angeles Holds Steady
BY CHRIS TOLLES CREJ News Assistant The retail business always has a mercurial nature. Industry insiders don't expect that disposition to change for Los Angeles retailers in 2004.
BY CHRIS TOLLES
CREJ News Assistant
The retail business always has a mercurial nature. Industry insiders don't expect that disposition to change for Los Angeles retailers in 2004.
While Grubb & Ellis Co. ranks the strength of the Los Angeles retail market at No. 8 in the nation for 2004-08, the market also faces some risk of new vacancies because of its exposure to high-profile bankruptcies and other sector insecurities.
For example,...
CREJ News Assistant
The retail business always has a mercurial nature. Industry insiders don't expect that disposition to change for Los Angeles retailers in 2004.
While Grubb & Ellis Co. ranks the strength of the Los Angeles retail market at No. 8 in the nation for 2004-08, the market also faces some risk of new vacancies because of its exposure to high-profile bankruptcies and other sector insecurities.
For example,...
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