Los Angeles ended Q1 2025 with a strong 95.4% occupancy rate and an average rent of $2,822 per unit, marking a slight increase over the previous quarter. Demand remained healthy with 4,647 units absorbed, although that figure fell from Q4’s highs. Despite modest rent growth of just 0.1%, investor interest remained high, with $918.5 million in multifamily assets trading hands during the quarter. The market is showing signs of stabilization as new supply is gradually absorbed.
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