“The story of the year–really the last few years–has been the downtown market,” said UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate Professor Paul Habibi. “There is north of 10,000 units being developed or on the boards.” It’s easier to get new projects off the ground in the downtown area, he said, because there is less neighborhood resistance."
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