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LA multifamily trends, regulatory updates, and investment perspectives from David Evans

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The Los Angeles K-Shaped Multifamily Recovery
Market Commentary

The Los Angeles K-Shaped Multifamily Recovery

Multifamily sales volume in L.A. is up 55% — but that headline obscures a market splitting in two. West LA, the Valley, and South Bay are recovering. Central, South, and East LA are not.

•3 min read•David Evans
#Los Angeles#multifamily#market analysis
LA Multifamily Insights — August 2026
Newsletter

LA Multifamily Insights — August 2026

Fewer deals are clearing. The good ones cost more. Transaction pace cooled while price per unit rose, a $160B national loan maturity wall is forcing sell decisions, and El Niño capex is squeezing NOI.

•1 min read•David Evans
#Newsletter#Market Data#Capital Markets
L.A.'s Housing Crisis Is More About Policy Than Supply
Market Commentary

L.A.'s Housing Crisis Is More About Policy Than Supply

Between July 2024 and July 2025, nearly 54,000 more people left Los Angeles County than moved in. The shortage narrative no longer fits the data.

•5 min read•David Evans
#Los Angeles#housing policy#multifamily
LA Multifamily Insights — July 2026
Newsletter

LA Multifamily Insights — July 2026

TCOPA is law. Rates just moved. A new tenant purchase law takes effect next year, small-balance debt got 50bps more expensive overnight, and a major Koreatown asset traded at a discount.

•1 min read•David Evans
#Newsletter#TCOPA#Capital Markets
LA Multifamily Insights — June 2026
Newsletter

LA Multifamily Insights — June 2026

Volume is back. So is distress. Transaction activity is up double digits for the year, Inglewood is recovering, and notices of default are quietly climbing in the background.

•1 min read•David Evans
#Newsletter#Market Data#Inglewood
Eviction Protections Hurt Tenants, Too
Policy & Advocacy

Eviction Protections Hurt Tenants, Too

L.A.'s eviction protections were designed to help tenants. But by extending the process and deepening the legal hole renters fall into, these policies often worsen the very harm they were meant to prevent.

•5 min read•David Evans
#Los Angeles#eviction policy#tenant protections
Let Landlords Be Heard at City Hall
Policy & Advocacy

Let Landlords Be Heard at City Hall

L.A. City Council members promise to hear both landlords and tenants — but in practice, only one side is truly heard. The resulting policies harm both.

•4 min read•David Evans
#Los Angeles#housing policy#landlord advocacy
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