Patrick Sisson

Do spikes in sales suggest bottoming out, or coming to terms with market challenges?

As part of the deal, a federal judge gives the buyers 90 days to scrub and remediate the ‘Graffiti Towers'

Over-optimization is coming to your home—if you can afford it. Kas Bordier sells her clients a vision of longer, healthier, and constantly

As anxiety builds over whether there will be enough electricity available to power the data center construction boom, investors have started to pour billions into properties where they can hoard energy.

Sabanto Tractors retrofits old machines to make them futuristic automated devices, helping farmers overcome staffing shortages.

Carolina Sanchez Garcia, a teacher at Rosa Parks Elementary in San Diego, used to wake up at 3 a.m. to leave enough time to drive to work as her children slept in the back seat.

By Carolina Sanchez Garcia, a teacher at Rosa Parks Elementary in San Diego, used to wake up at 3 a.m. to leave enough time to drive to work as her children slept in the back seat.

The Lineage blaze in Boyle Heights, and its $100 million cleanup, are fueling concerns over large, automated industrial facilities near homes and other sensitive sites

It's not the calm seas some investors and owners would've liked, but 2026 is shaping up as a strong year for leasing and rent growth

South Bay cities such as Torrance, Long Beach and El Segundo are drawing so many tenants and so much investment a spillover into other areas is inevitable