Gregory Cornfield

Forever 21’s HQ office spans 164,000 square feet at Brookfield’s California Market Center in Downtown L.A. Rent costs $607K a month, and the lease runs until March 2034.

Commercial Observer @commobserver

Forever 21’s Expansive Portfolio Hits the Market Amid Bankruptcy https://t.co/ZBsrFYd7fq

RT @bay_photography: March miracles in Los Angeles ❄️ https://t.co/Sv2VLGxS3i

RT @commobserver: Trump Administration Looks to Sell Hundreds of Federal Properties Across U.S. https://t.co/ACbX0XMUjv

RT @commobserver: USC Buys Hebrew Union College’s Skirball Campus in Los Angeles for $35M https://t.co/a2rvccPWBW

Alexandria Real Estate — the top life sciences REIT in the U.S. and one of Calif.'s biggest landlords — blasts state and local leaders over the wildfire disasters https://t.co/KIyNrPQvha

RT @commobserver: U.S. Office Construction Sunk to 10-Year Low in 2024: Report https://t.co/z03BGiW6Cp

Over 147,000 federal workers are based in California @commobserver

Commercial Observer @commobserver

Federal Workers in Southern California Returning to Murky Office Environment https://t.co/5BMoIhMFMj

Federal Workers in Southern California Returning to Murky Office Environment https://t.co/Qk0hMZk5RJ

The federal gov't leases 2.8 million square feet across the Los Angeles, Long Beach and Santa Ana regions, accounting for $134M in annual rent. About 35% of those leases are set to expire by the end of this year. @commobserver https://t.co/Qk0hMZk5RJ

Another interesting story that @commobserver reported three months ago https://t.co/ZABfDlrbGK

Bloomberg @business

Amazon is moving into Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood after signing the district’s largest-ever office lease. https://t.co/UKJk6FjRiW

“The reinsurers are the ones who are going to take the brunt. All of the losses are going to wind up in the laps of the reinsurers.” @commobserver https://t.co/gv2XxB6chK

Still January https://t.co/qBxVmToOHs

RT @Greg_Cornfield: In addition to tens of thousands of single family homes, L.A. County fires damaged or destroyed at least 374 commercial…

RT @commobserver: Trump Executive Orders End Federal Work-From-Home Ahead of Potential Fire Sale https://t.co/EjwNhLNzNV

In addition to tens of thousands of single family homes, L.A. County fires damaged or destroyed at least 374 commercial buildings, valued at nearly $2 billion — @commobserver https://t.co/EzX680USka

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NEW: The L.A. fires have damaged or destroyed well over 9,300 structures, forced more than 180,000 people to evacuate, and burned about 35,000 acres — an area more than twice the size of Manhattan — in just 3 days. @commobserver https://t.co/QMmADQccRN