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NAI Capital Commercial
Leasing Non-residential Real Estate
Los Angeles, California 4,835 followers
Realizing Potential. Delivering Results.
About us
About NAI Capital NAI Capital is the largest independently owned full service commercial real estate firm headquartered in Southern California. As one of the largest members of NAI Global, the premier managed commercial real estate service network with 400 Offices and 7,000 market leaders spanning the globe, NAI Capital provides a complete range of transaction, valuation, investment, property management and consulting services. By leveraging our local expertise with our global reach, NAI Capital offers innovative, customized solutions and seamless service to owners, tenants, investors and developers throughout Southern California. NAI Capital clients have built their businesses on the power of our expanding network. We are a dynamic growing commercial real estate company. At NAI Capital we work together putting our clients first. NAI Capital Brokerage Cal DRE #02130474. To learn more, visit www.naicapital.com
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- Industry
- Leasing Non-residential Real Estate
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Los Angeles, California
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1979
- Specialties
- Commercial Real Estate
Locations
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15821 Ventura Blvd
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Los Angeles, California 91436, US
Employees at NAI Capital Commercial
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Join us in congratulating Justine DelMonico for being selected as a Nominee for the Woman to Watch Award at the Valley Women’s Leadership Symposium & Awards 2024! The event will be held Thursday, September 5th at the Warner Center Marriott Woodland Hills from 8:30am – 2:00pm. #realestate #ValleyWomenLeadership #LeadershipAwards #WomenLeaders
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NAI Capital Finance will be at the Western States CREF Conference in Las Vegas, September 4-6 at the Aria Resort & Casino. Come meet our team including, Senior Managing Director & Head of Capital Markets Thomas Preston, Senior Managing Director of Debt & Structured Finance Sean Dudley, Vice President of Debt & Structured Finance Shannon Yarborough and CEO-Founder Peter Steigleder.
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Ventura County’s industrial market faces a challenging landscape. Persistent low vacancy rates are met with slowing rent growth, while leasing and sales activity are cooling off. High construction costs and rising interest rates have dampened developer enthusiasm, hindering new projects. Demand for warehouse-distribution space remains steady, but the shortage of speculative construction and high borrowing costs continue to limit market potential. As tenants weigh limited options, expect elevated rents and sale prices to hold through the second half of 2024. #CommercialRealEstate #VenturaCounty #IndustrialMarket #CRE #IndustrialRealEstate #MarketUpdate #LeasingTrends #industrial #construction #realestateinvesting #realestatedevelopment #sublease #interestrates #business #landdevelopment #economy #research #buisness #innovation #creativity #future #investing #money #motivation #economics
Ventura County's industrial sector is navigating stagnation as low vacancy rates persist, yet rent growth slows, and leasing and sales activity decelerate. High construction costs and rising interest rates have dampened developer confidence and impacted new projects. While the demand for warehouse-distribution space remains steady, the shortage of speculative construction and high borrowing costs continue to limit market opportunities. As tenants weigh their options, the constrained market will likely sustain elevated rent and sale prices in the second half of 2024. #CommercialRealEstate #VenturaCounty #IndustrialMarket #CRE #IndustrialRealEstate #MarketUpdate #LeasingTrends #industrial #construction #realestateinvesting #realestatedevelopment #sublease #interestrates #business #landdevelopment #economy #research #buisness #innovation #creativity #future #investing #money #motivation #economics
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Wishing everyone a wonderful and relaxed Labor Day!! #LaborDayWeekend #LaborDayVibes #RelaxAndUnwind #LongWeekend
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The Inland Empire's multifamily sector continues to expand, driven by strong in-migration and affordable housing options. With the region's population now surpassing 4.6 million, new multifamily units have increased by 17.5%. Despite a modest 0.7% rise both quarterly and annually, average rents have reached an all-time high of $2,051 per month. The Inland Empire's appeal endures with its relatively lower rents compared to neighboring counties. However, inflation and rising living costs are reshaping renter behavior and influencing investor strategies. As we move into the latter half of 2024, adapting to these shifts will be crucial for overcoming challenges and unlocking new opportunities.
The Inland Empire’s multifamily market has seen notable growth driven by population in-migration and affordable housing options. As of mid-2024, the region’s population reached over 4.6 million, contributing to a 17.5% increase in new multifamily units. Although the rate of increase was modest, at 0.7% both quarter-over-quarter and year-over-year, the average rent still reached an all-time high of $2,051 per unit per month. #realestate #apartments #multifamily #Investment #inmigration #markettrends #marketoutlook #construction #realestateinvesting #realestatedevelopment #rental #interestrates #cre #business #landdevelopment #economy #research #buisness #innovation #creativity #future #investing #money #motivation #economics
Inland Empire Multifamily Market Fundamentals Point to Slower Growth as Economic Shifts Unfold
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Orange County's office market is gradually improving despite ongoing challenges. In Q2 2024, we observed a modest increase in occupied office space and a notable decrease in vacancy rates, indicating a slow but steady recovery. The shift from remote work to office returns is driving positive net absorption, with subleasing trends providing additional support. Although leasing volume has declined and subleasing activity has slowed, the market is beginning to stabilize. Reduced construction and evolving tenant needs are creating new opportunities for both tenants and investors to adapt and excel in this changing landscape. #sublease #construction #realestateinvesting #realestatedevelopment #office #interestrates #cre #business #landdevelopment #economy #research #buisness #innovation #creativity #future #technology #investing #money #motivation #economics #returntotheoffice #backtotheoffice #tenants
Orange County's office market shows signs of gradual improvement despite ongoing challenges. The second quarter of 2024 saw a modest rise in occupied office space and a notable reduction in the vacancy rate, reflecting a slow but steady recovery. The transition between remote work and office returns continues to drive positive net absorption, supported by subleasing trends. While leasing volume is down and subleasing activity has slowed, the market is finding its footing. With reduced construction and evolving tenant needs, opportunities are emerging for both tenants and investors to adapt and thrive in this shifting landscape. #sublease #construction #realestateinvesting #realestatedevelopment #office #interestrates #cre #business #landdevelopment #economy #research #buisness #innovation #creativity #future #technology #investing #money #motivation #economics #returntotheoffice #backtotheoffice #tenants
Orange County Office Market Sees Improving Occupancy as Tenants Gradually Embrace Subleasing Opportunities
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Welcome, Alex Waddey, NAI Global’s New President and CEO! We’re excited to see Alex take the helm after 12 years of dedicated service to NAI Global. From co-heading our Capital Markets practice to serving as General Counsel, Alex’s leadership has been pivotal in expanding our global reach. With his extensive experience, industry knowledge, and vision, we are confident that Alex will continue driving NAI Global's growth as a premier force in commercial real estate. Here’s to the future under his leadership! #NAIGlobal #Leadership #CommercialRealEstate #CRE #GlobalGrowth #CapitalMarkets #RealEstateIndustry #RealEstateLeadership #NAICapital
Please join us in welcoming NAI Global’s new President and CEO, Alex Waddey. Alex has been a Senior Managing Director at NAI Global, responsible for co-heading our Capital Markets practice and serving as the General Counsel. During his 12-year tenure with NAI Global, he has played an integral role in helping to strategically scale our business and footprint both in the U.S. and abroad. Alex’s extensive knowledge of the business, proven experience, expertise and leadership skills, and strong rapport with his colleagues make him the ideal person to lead NAI Global. Under his leadership and with his vision, NAI Global will continue to be a leading commercial real estate force worldwide. Read Alex’s profile here: https://lnkd.in/eYCj7D2G
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As L.A.’s retail landscape evolves, savvy investors are navigating opportunities amid the challenges. The market continues to struggle to return to pre-pandemic vacancy levels, with shifting demand patterns. Despite these challenges, investor interest—particularly in prime locations—remains robust. With grocery anchors facing potential disruption from the Kroger-Albertsons merger, the market remains dynamic and full of potential for those ready to navigate its complexities. #retailmarket #Investing #realestate #losangeles #markettrends #marktoutlook #retailrecovery #construction #realestateinvesting #realestatedevelopment #interestrates #cre #business #redevelopment #economy #research #buisness #innovation #creativity #future #investing #money #motivation #economics
L.A. County's retail market continued its slow recovery in the first half of 2024, marked by rising vacancy rates. Major challenges, including bankruptcies among prominent retail chains, California's new minimum wage law, and elevated inflation, have tested the sector. Despite these hurdles, strategic investors who navigate the evolving landscape are discovering new opportunities. Signs of stabilization are emerging as space vacated by bankrupt retailers is being backfilled. For example, Dollar Tree’s acquisition of leases from 99 Cents Only Stores has contributed to stabilizing vacancy rates. Still, with potential disruption from the Kroger-Albertsons merger, the market remains dynamic and full of potential for those ready to navigate its complexities. #retailmarket #retail #Investing #realestate #losangeles #markettrends #marktoutlook #retailrecovery #construction #realestateinvesting #realestatedevelopment #interestrates #cre #business #redevelopment #economy #research #buisness #innovation #creativity #future #investing #money #motivation #economics
Opportunities Emerge in L.A. County Retail Market Despite Slow Recovery
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In the first half of the year, newly built apartment units in L.A. County drove a noticeable increase in vacancy rates, pushing average rents to a new record high. Despite challenges such as high interest rates, rising construction costs, and the City's ULA Tax, the number of units sold surged compared to the previous quarter. However, this surge came with a drop in the average price per unit sold. Overall, sales activity for the first half of 2024 declined compared to the same period in 2023 as investors adapt to evolving market conditions. #realestate #apartments #multifamily #Investment #lacounty #markettrends #marketoutlook #construction #realestateinvesting #realestatedevelopment #rental #interestrates #cre #business #landdevelopment #economy #research #buisness #innovation #creativity #future #investing #money #motivation #economics
In Q2 2024, the L.A. County multifamily market experienced a notable increase in vacancy rates due to higher supply from new construction, which pushed average rents to a new record high. Despite challenges like high interest rates, rising construction costs, and the City’s ULA Tax, we saw a surge in units sold compared to the previous quarter. However, this was accompanied by a decrease in the average price per unit. Overall, sales activity for the first half of 2024 was down compared to the same period last year. #realestate #multifamily #Investment #lacounty #markettrends #marketoutlook #construction #realestateinvesting #realestatedevelopment #rental #interestrates #cre #business #landdevelopment #economy #research #buisness #innovation #creativity #future #investing #money #motivation #economics
L.A. County Multifamily Market Shifts as Vacancies Rise and Rents Reach New Highs, Offering Opportunities for Capital-Ready Investors
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