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Roger Vincent

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Roger Vincent covers commercial real estate for the Business section of the Los Angeles Times. He is a longtime observer of the industry who served as the first real estate columnist at the Los Angeles Business Journal in the mid-1980s. He was also founding editor of the California Real Estate Journal. He has been with The Times since 1996.

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This CEO sees growth ahead for the Los Angeles real estate market

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This CEO sees growth ahead for the Los Angeles real estate market

CBRE Chief Executive Robert Sulentic expects a sharp drop in foreign investment that will slow real estate growth. But the market will avoid recession.
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$1-billion plan for North Hollywood station takes shape

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$1-billion plan for North Hollywood station takes shape

Called District NoHo, the project will combine housing, offices, stores and restaurants around the area’s subway and bus hub.
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Montage Hotels rolls out luxury residences with its new Pendry hotel on the Sunset Strip

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Montage Hotels rolls out luxury residences with its new Pendry hotel on the Sunset Strip

The Laguna Beach company hopes to tap into the growing appetite for high-end hotel living. The project joins an increasingly upscale Strip, once known for its raw music scene.
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A former Westside Macy’s will become the West End office complex in L.A.

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A former Westside Macy’s will become the West End office complex in L.A.

The project is part of the transformation of the old Westside Pavilion from dowdy indoor shopping mall to cutting-edge offices for technology and entertainment tenants.
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This 105-year-old restaurant is a secret, tiled masterpiece. And it’s up for sale

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This 105-year-old restaurant is a secret, tiled masterpiece. And it’s up for sale

A new owner is on the menu for the downtown L.A. building that houses the long-shut Dutch Chocolate Shop, a rare showcase for tilework by Ernest Batchelder.
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Netflix, WeWork and others bolster L.A.'s office market

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Netflix, WeWork and others bolster L.A.'s office market

Entertainment, technology and co-working companies kept Los Angeles office landlords happy in the third quarter.
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His brewery was off to a solid start. Then ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin showed up

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His brewery was off to a solid start. Then ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin showed up

If it wasn’t for the professional wrestler “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, El Segundo Brewing Co. and it’s founder, Rob Croxall, wouldn’t be where they are today.
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Spring Street’s revival spreads to a downtown landmark: the Trust Building

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Spring Street’s revival spreads to a downtown landmark: the Trust Building

An Art Deco-style tower known as the Trust Building hearkens back to Spring Street’s era as the ‘Wall Street of the West.’ After decades of neglect, the 10-story building is renovated and reopened.
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They can’t all be Grand Central Market: Does L.A. have too many food halls?

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They can’t all be Grand Central Market: Does L.A. have too many food halls?

Taking a cue from the enduring success of Grand Central Market, food halls have mushroomed in popularity. Maybe we have enough.
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Taix restaurant, an L.A. institution, is sold to a luxury apartment builder

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Taix restaurant, an L.A. institution, is sold to a luxury apartment builder

But don’t cry into your French onion soup: The country French eatery vows to stay open as part of the new complex.

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