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Los Angeles County office market, fourth quarter 2005.


Los Angeles County Office Market, Fourth Quarter 2005

                             Total        Vacant Space
Market/Submarket           Inventory      (square ft.)

Downtown L.A.              33,747,284      5,036,081

Wilshire Center            7,515,704        549,266
Miracle/Park Mile          5,903,922        595,179
Wilshire Corridor          13,419,626      1,144,445

San Gabriel Valley         13,936,206      1,305,566

Burbank                    4,890,561        367,747
Glendale                   6,169,499        856,220
Pasadena                   7,012,071        417,363
Tri-Cities                 18,072,131      1,641,330

Hollywood/WeHo             3,861,590        423,400

Beverly Hills              6,147,155        480,879
Brentwood                  3,520,978        299,677
Century City               9,590,431       1,078,118
Marina/Culver City         5,607,830        471,547
Santa Monica               7,905,081        555,806
West Los Angeles           5,860,529        524,730

Westwood                   3,112,243        255,286

West Los Angeles           41,744,247      3,666,043
North County               1,790,710        195,661
Central Valley             7,918,934        418,230
Conejo Valley *            6,479,547        440,720
East Valley                2,845,575        139,778
West Valley                7,973,107        764,013
San Fernando Valley        25,217,163      1,762,741

190th Street Corridor      3,321,852        954,356
Carson                     1,118,668        140,244
El Segundo/Beach Cities    10,950,182      1,994,274
LAX/Century Blvd.          3,913,487       1,192,005
Long Beach Downtown        4,067,138        552,648
Long Beach Suburban        4,627,665        517,747
Torrance Central           3,153,356        324,222
South Bay                  31,152,348      5,675,496

Los Angeles County        182,941,305      20,850,763

                                       Vacancy Rate

                            4th Qtr.        3rd Qtr.       4th Qtr.
Market/Submarket              2005            2005           2004

Downtown L.A.                14.9%           15.6%          19.1%

Wilshire Center               7.3%            8.0%          11.9%
Miracle/Park Mile            10.1%           10.7%          14.2%
Wilshire Corridor             8.5%            9.2%          12.9%

San Gabriel Valley            9.4%           10.5%          11.0%

Burbank                       7.5%            8.3%          12.9%
Glendale                     13.9%           15.0%          13.1%
Pasadena                      6.0%            6.7%           7.5%
Tri-Cities                    9.1%           10.0%         414,231

Hollywood/WeHo               10.3%            9.6%          12.0%

Beverly Hills                 7.8%           11.1%          13.9%
Brentwood                     8.5%            9.7%          12.4%
Century City                 11.2%           11.5%          17.2%
Marina/Culver City            8.4%            9.7%          15.8%
Santa Monica                  7.0%            7.6%          12.5%
West Los Angeles              9.0%            9.3%          12.6%

Westwood                      8.2%            8.6%          21.0%

West Los Angeles              8.8%            9.8%          14.8%
North County                 10.9%            9.1%           6.6%
Central Valley                5.3%            5.3%           7.8%
Conejo Valley *               6.8%            7.4%           8.6%
East Valley                   4.9%            5.5%           9.1%
West Valley                   9.6%           11.4%          10.1%
San Fernando Valley           7.0%            7.8%           8.9%

190th Street Corridor        28.7%           28.5%          22.0%
Carson                       12.5%           11.1%          11.2%
El Segundo/Beach Cities      18.2%           18.7%          22.2%
LAX/Century Blvd.            30.5%           32.8%          36.7%
Long Beach Downtown          13.6%           14.7%          17.2%
Long Beach Suburban          11.2%           12.3%          11.1%
Torrance Central             10.3%           11.6%          16.5%
South Bay                    18.2%           19.0%          20.6%

Los Angeles County           11.4%           12.2%        1,368,912

                             Under
                          Construction
Market/Submarket          (square ft.)

Downtown L.A.                  0

Wilshire Center                0
Miracle/Park Mile              0
Wilshire Corridor              0

San Gabriel Valley             0

Burbank                     414,231
Glendale                       0
Pasadena                       0
Tri-Cities                  159,596

Hollywood/WeHo                 0

Beverly Hills                40,708
Brentwood                      0
Century City                790,121
Marina/Culver City             0
Santa Monica                 23,200
West Los Angeles               0

Westwood                       0

West Los Angeles            854,029
North County                 72,906
Central Valley                 0
Conejo Valley *              27,746
East Valley                    0
West Valley                    0
San Fernando Valley          27,746

190th Street Corridor          0
Carson                         0
El Segundo/Beach Cities        0
LAX/Century Blvd.              0
Long Beach Downtown            0
Long Beach Suburban            0
Torrance Central               0
South Bay                      0

Los Angeles County         1,466,980

                                 Net Absorption (square ft.) (1)

                            4th Qtr.        3rd Qtr.       4th Qtr.
Market/Submarket              2005            2005           2004

Downtown L.A.               114,611         108,798         99,949

Wilshire Center              53,768         126,620        (45,602)
Miracle/Park Mile            35,550          65,553        147,891
Wilshire Corridor            89,318         192,173        102,289

San Gabriel Valley          160,547         (43,620)       101,031

Burbank                      37,966          60,404         41,226
Glendale                     69,069         (34,827)        3,336
Pasadena                     52,561          53,768         25,105
Tri-Cities                   79,345          69,667        438,304

Hollywood/WeHo               35,961          31,250        (19,500)

Beverly Hills               199,554          46,821        (29,546)
Brentwood                    41,824          58,294         11,234
Century City                 23,330         217,742        143,632
Marina/CulverCity            67,162         128,293       (100,041)
Santa Monica                 44,416          13,083        112,446
West Los Angeles             22,174          37,635         75,375

Westwood                     12,118         244,385        (21,740)

West Los Angeles            410,578         746,253        191,360
North County                 37,710         (22,186)        40,479
Central Valley               1,398          (13,587)        78,684
Conejo Valley *              36,941         (35,861)        97,642
East Valley                  15,510          75,396         67,732
West Valley                 148,855          74,887         17,909
San Fernando Valley         202,704         100,835        261,967

190th Street Corridor       (9,272)         (14,819)        46,938
Carson                      (15,905)        (11,712)        11,211
El Segundo/Beach Cities      51,052         315,837        170,477
LAX/Century Blvd.            92,584         (17,187)      (279,701)
Long Beach Downtown          47,199          54,392       (186,852)
Long Beach Suburban          49,927          47,759        (82,790)
Torrance Central             40,370          65,347         31,754
South Bay                   255,955         439,617       (288,963)

Los Angeles County         1,632,465        558,279       2,834,525

                          Class-A Asking Rent (2)

                            4th Qtr.        3rd Qtr.       4th Qtr.
Market/Submarket              2005            2005           2004

Downtown L.A.                $2.70           $2.64          $2.62

Wilshire Center              $1.46           $1.47          $1.47
Miracle/Park Mile            $2.43           $2.34          $2.26
Wilshire Corridor            $2.05           $2.03          $1.87

San Gabriel Valley           $2.20           $2.19          $2.06

Burbank                      $2.77           $2.75          $2.60
Glendale                     $2.47           $2.44          $2.44
Pasadena                     $2.65           $2.59          $2.42
Tri-Cities                   $2.60           $2.57          $2.48

Hollywood/WeHo               $2.54           $2.52          $2.45

Beverly Hills                $2.98           $2.89          $2.79
Brentwood                    $2.74           $2.75          $2.50
Century City                 $3.02           $3.02          $3.07
Marina/CulverCity            $2.40           $2.38          $2.25
Santa Monica                 $3.48           $3.49          $3.14
West Los Angeles             $2.41           $2.43          $2.42

Westwood                     $2.90           $2.93          $2.79

West Los Angeles             $2.90           $2.88          $2.71
North County                 $2.38           $2.45          $2.08
Central Valley               $2.22           $2.27          $1.99
Conejo Valley *              $2.24           $2.26          $2.17
East Valley                  $2.61           $2.56          $2.59
West Valley                  $2.29           $2.31          $2.18
San Fernando Valley          $2.30           $2.32          $2.23

190th Street Corridor        $2.12           $2.01          $2.09
Carson                       $2.08           $2.08          $1.88
El Segundo/Beach Cities      $2.10           $2.11          $2.08
LAX/Century Blvd.            $1.53           $1.55          $1.52
Long Beach Downtown          $2.16           $2.15          $2.14
Long Beach Suburban          $2.28           $2.15          $2.18
Torrance Central             $2.19           $2.16          $2.11
South Bay                    $2.03           $2.01          $2.00

Los Angeles County           $2.54           $2.52          $2.45
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