Decorative imageJUNE 2025

Stay Informed: Los Angeles Property Management June 2025 Updates!

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So far in 2025, more units are hitting the LA market than are being absorbed. Occupancy is holding, but rent growth is soft and lease-up times are stretching. Owners should keep a close eye on demand by submarket.

Key metrics greater La (as of 2025)

What This Means for Property Owners

  • Leases may take longer.
    Supply is still outpacing demand, especially in high-build areas.
  • Renters expect incentives.
    Even with fewer concessions, they still play a role in closing deals.
  • Rent growth varies.
    Some areas are stable; others are flat. Raising rents too fast could increase vacancy.
  • Lease-ups are slower.
    New units now take longer to fill. Plan for extended timelines.
Submarket activity last three years.

These areas are leading in both development and demand — but still show a gap between supply and leasing.

Key Takeaways

  • Vacancy risk is rising in overbuilt areas.
  • Rent growth is modest, driven by only a few high-performing submarkets.
  • Longer lease-up cycles mean slower ROI for new units.

Submarket-level decisions matter more than ever. Pricing, timing, and tenant retention will define performance this year.

We’ll keep you updated as new data comes in.