LABJ SPECIAL REPORTS
HEART OF STONE
BUSINESS LEADERS OF THE YEAR
City of Hope Chief Executive Robert Stone’s patient-first mindset leads to growth
BOARDROOM BROKER
BUSINESS LEADERS OF THE YEAR
Alison Ressler’s penchant for complex M&A work propelled her to top of legal profession
SNYDER SHOWCASE
Business Hall of Fame
J.H. Snyder Co. projects show up across the Los Angeles landscape
Residential Rides On
Residential Brokers Special Report
This special report details their successes and looks at players who drive the market.
BEHIND THE SCENES
Special Report: Entertainment
The aim of this special report is to illuminate some of these tales. We hope you find the articles contained within do just that.
OSCAR BUMP?
Special Report: Entertainment
Not for Los Angeles venues, which go dark to avoid competing with awards show
Academy Awards Parties a Culinary Affair
Special Report: Entertainment
Chefs can be the big winners as catering high-profile events boost reputation
L.A. Rising: SUNRISE ON SUNSET
Sunset Strip
The developments profiled here show the increased demand for high-concept projects along the Strip
CO-WORKING SPECIAL REPORT
There has been an explosion of co-working spaces in the greater Los Angeles region in recent years, and it’s changing how both the real estate industry and businesses at large think about office space. While co-working has reached the mainstream, another form of shared real estate – co-living space – is still nascent.
Sharing Space | Co-working companies are feasting on L.A., and landlords want a piece
SPECIAL REPORT: CO-WORKING
Co-working companies are feasting on L.A., and landlords want a piece
Next in Line | Co-working is already massive; co-living could be even bigger
SPECIAL REPORT: CO-WORKING
Co-working is already massive; co-living could be even bigger
Tariffs Boost Business for Warehouse Cos.
Driven by e-commerce demand, firms get trade war jump-start
Tariffs on Chinese goods may create discomfort for most businesses whose supply chain reaches across the Pacific
Real Estate Quarterly
Real Estate Quarterly | Los Angeles continues to draw big names in tech and new media as companies look to establish ties to the entertainment industry and tap into an elite talent pool of workers.
