L.A. Business First | Isabel Sami
As 2024 wraps up, Los Angeles’ office market is seeing more of the same low leasing activity as both tenants and landlords respond to the “sluggish” sector with due caution, according to a fourth-quarter report by Kidder Mathews.
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