No Vacancy with Taylor Avakian

Taylor Avakian | Los Angeles Multifamily Broker
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Multifamily Commercial Real Estate in Los Angeles has never been more complex—or more full of opportunity. Hosted by Taylor Avakian, one of LA's most top commercial real estate brokers, No Vacancy is the top podcast for Southern California apartment owners, investors, and industry professionals looking to gain valuable insights on navigating LA’s competitive multifamily market. Each episode dives deep into strategies for overcoming regulatory challenges, tracking market trends, and building long-term wealth. Taylor interviews LA's top multifamily owners, investors, and visionaries providing listeners with actionable tips for success in Los Angeles commercial real estate. Whether you're managing apartment properties, growing your portfolio, or staying ahead in LA’s real estate game, No Vacancy with Taylor Avakian offers the expert advice and insider knowledge you need. Subscribe today for the latest on multifamily real estate trends, wealth-building strategies, and interviews with industry leaders—brought to you by The Group CRE.

  1. 20h ago

    I Own 6000 Apartments and Have No Plans to Retire

    Ron Kolar, founder of L'Abri Management, explains how he built a portfolio of roughly 6,000 apartment units across Southern California, starting with a 16-unit building in Downey in 1961. On No Vacancy with Taylor Avakian, he covers the early path from USC and a steel company job into full-time real estate in 1972, how depreciation and stock underwriting helped fund the first deals, and the practical side of running both owned properties and fee management accounts. The conversation also looks at how they structure syndications with over 100 investors, why they put significant equity into every deal, the role of refinancing in returns, and what it takes to keep buying in today’s California market. Topics include evictions, Section 8, habitability issues, insurance and expense growth, rent control, succession planning, and the personality traits that have mattered most over more than 50 years in the business. L'Abri Management focuses on southeast L.A. County and north-central Orange County. Ron walks through how they underwrite, walk every unit, upgrade properties, and decide when to buy versus sit out. He also shares a few memorable deals, including auction purchases, and why he still shows up to the office at 91. 0:00 Why he still works at 91 2:12 L'Abri Management and the company history 3:01 First 16-unit building in Downey 6:01 How real estate started with a tax class 8:42 Going full time in 1972 and naming the company 10:04 Portfolio size and fee management 12:43 Early stock money and first partners 16:28 Memorable deals and auction stories 20:08 Good news and bad clients in management 23:02 Daily schedule at 91 27:30 Starting over today vs the 1960s 29:20 Current deals in escrow and value-add approach 32:17 Return metrics and refinancing 33:15 Syndication structure and investor alignment 36:19 California laws and eviction timelines 38:13 What makes him different 43:40 Walking properties and broker relationships 44:38 Succession planning 45:43 Never losing a building to the bank 49:15 Expected short sales and opportunities ahead 50:32 Advice he gives most often 52:00 Rare sales and 1031 exchanges 54:00 How important location is 55:20 Why he avoids rent control 57:02 If he ran California housing policy 59:16 Advice for someone starting in their 20s or 30s 1:00:48 Faith and how it shaped the business 1:06:36 What he’s looking forward to Keywords: Ron Kolar, L'Abri Management, Taylor Avakian, No Vacancy podcast, multifamily real estate, apartment investing, Southern California apartments, Downey apartments, California rent control, property management, real estate syndication, value add apartments, Section 8 housing, multifamily investing, Los Angeles multifamily, Orange County apartments, real estate career advice, building an apartment portfolio, California landlord laws, long term real estate investing Subscribe and Stay Ahead! Stay informed and empowered in the multifamily real estate market. Subscribe to the channel for exclusive insights, rental updates, and expert analyses on the Los Angeles market. 🔔 Don’t miss out on the latest trends and tips to maximize your property's potential: https://www.youtube.com/c/TaylorAvakian 📈 Connect with me: Website: https://www.thegroupcre.com/ Email: taylor@thegroupcre.com X: https://x.com/TAYVAY_ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayloravakian/ #LosAngelesRealEstate #MultifamilyBroker #LandlordTips #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyManagement #TenantScreening #RentalMarket #LosAngelesApartments #RealEstateStrategy #TaylorAvakian #ApartmentOwner

  2. Oct 26

    How The Rich Use Real Estate to Make Infinite Money | Tom Safran | No Vacancy Real Estate Podcast with Taylor Avakian

    Tom Safran, Chairman of Thomas Safran & Associates, joins Taylor Avakian to discuss a 50-year career developing and managing affordable multifamily housing across Southern California. The conversation covers his path from early government work into development, first projects, partnerships, and long-term ownership of properties. Topics include the early days of HUD programs, the origins of Section 8 and the low-income housing tax credit, structuring partnerships and buy-sell agreements, acquiring and repositioning existing buildings, working with cities, and the practical realities of developing affordable housing in California over multiple decades. Chapters 0:00 Opening thought on controlling property 1:18 Welcome and early interest in buildings 8:19 HUD years and move to Los Angeles 15:50 Leaving HUD and first project 25:22 Scaling up and forming the company 34:30 Partnership lessons and agreements 38:19 First sense of having made it 45:23 Challenging deals and federal housing policy 52:01 Building affordable housing today 54:48 Starting over and buying existing properties 1:00:30 Relationships and the Golden Rule 1:03:55 Closing advice Keywords: xtom safran, thomas safran associates, affordable housing development, multifamily housing, real estate partnerships, section 8 housing, low income housing tax credit, hud affordable housing, california housing development, no vacancy podcast, taylor avakian, commercial real estate, buy sell agreements, value add apartments, housing development career, los angeles multifamily

  3. Oct 19

    Alex Hormozi’s Risky Real Estate Strategy (It Works) | No Vacancy Real Estate Podcast with Taylor Avakian

    Robert Pereira of ARC Multifamily Group discusses scaling multifamily real estate investing, his partnership with Alex and Layla Hormozi, the shift from single-family development to a vertically integrated apartment platform focused on operations, capital raising, and market selection in the Southeast. The conversation explores hold economics versus short-cycle development, vertical integration in property management versus third-party approaches, sourcing and underwriting deals in supply-constrained markets, investor alignment and deal structures in syndications, day-to-day operator realities, technology and process improvements in leasing and turns, and longer-term considerations around regulation, climate, and technology for apartment owners and operators. Chapters 0:00 Cold open 1:22 Welcome and guest introduction 2:08 Background from Canada to Southern California 3:01 Early single-family flips and development 5:01 Early investor results and track record 6:03 Pivot rationale to multifamily 7:07 Hold economics and cash flow 9:02 Southeast markets and micro focus 11:17 Supply dynamics in Atlanta 13:03 Market selection and regulatory environment 15:51 Capital raising evolution 18:11 Getting started as a co-sponsor 20:44 Investor networks and niches 22:26 Deal structure and GP alignment 23:13 Operations as a differentiator 29:37 Vertical integration details 32:08 Process improvements and speed to lease 36:14 Turns, reviews, and the leasing funnel 40:37 Deal identification and buy box 42:21 Return metrics and underwriting approach 44:12 Tax treatment and depreciation 45:13 Timing sales 46:48 Short-term debt offerings 49:06 California outlook 53:06 Unexpected operational realities 54:44 Day-to-day schedule 56:20 Operating systems and mentors 58:15 Technology tools in operations 59:33 AI and future operator models 1:00:56 Mentors and customer focus 1:02:06 Longer-term risks 1:03:37 Advice for early-career real estate 1:05:19 Finding and working with mentors 1:06:39 International real estate opportunities 1:09:10 Closing Keywords: multifamily real estate investing, apartment investing, multifamily syndication, vertical integration property management, apartment operations, scaling multifamily, real estate capital raising, Southeast multifamily, ARC Multifamily Group, Robert Pereira, Taylor Avakian, No Vacancy podcast, multifamily operators, property management, real estate syndication 2026Subscribe and Stay Ahead! Stay informed and empowered in the multifamily real estate market. Subscribe to the channel for exclusive insights, rental updates, and expert analyses on the Los Angeles market. 🔔 Don’t miss out on the latest trends and tips to maximize your property's potential: https://www.youtube.com/c/TaylorAvakian 📈 Connect with me: Website: https://www.thegroupcre.com/ Email: taylor@thegroupcre.com X: https://x.com/TAYVAY_ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayloravakian/ #LosAngelesRealEstate #MultifamilyBroker #LandlordTips #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyManagement #TenantScreening #RentalMarket #LosAngelesApartments #RealEstateStrategy #TaylorAvakian #ApartmentOwner

  4. Oct 5

    Professor Explains Why LA Real Estate Doesn’t Work | No Vacancy Real Estate Podcast

    Eric Sussman on multifamily syndication, Los Angeles real estate, and Clear Capital. Taylor Avakian talks with the UCLA Anderson adjunct professor and founding partner of Clear Capital about Amber Capital, early syndications, and buying outside Los Angeles. Sponsor - Real Property Captive This episode is sponsored by Real Property Captive, insurance for owners, by owners. RPC members own equity in their insurance company, buy reinsurance at bulk rates, keep unused premium, and cut property insurance rates by up to 35%. Captives insure roughly 90% of the Fortune 500 & the largest institutional real estate owners. Learn more at https://www.rpcaptive.com/?utm_source=novacancy&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=novacancy-2026-07. Sponsor - Loan Titan Achieve your real estate goals through tailored financing solutions with https://loantitan.com/ Sussman walks through a path from Price Waterhouse to a Stanford MBA, then Amber Capital, Sequoia Real Estate Partners, and Clear Capital, plus how a CPA review class and David Ravetch led to teaching accounting and real estate at UCLA Anderson. The conversation covers the early-1990s deal market, Resolution Trust, a Palm Springs ground lease on Native American land, and raising capital in small checks from doctors before a track record existed. Topics include cash-for-keys brick deals in Los Angeles, Washington Mutual and Hawthorne Savings, pref and waterfall structures, information asymmetry versus CoStar-era comps, and niches in multifamily, industrial, office, and retail. They also cover Miracle Terrace in Anaheim, Section 8, Loretta Sanchez, a bulk sale to Blackstone and CityView, Sun Belt supply, cap rates, and 2020–2023 syndications. Later segments touch rent control, RSO, inclusionary zoning, housing policy in Los Angeles and New York, population and jobs, entertainment and aerospace, immigration, expert witness work, single-family versus multifamily, industrial vacancy, tariffs, and advice on networking, hard work, and pivoting. Joel Peterson, Trammell Crow, the Ziman Center, Rick Caruso, and Karen Bass come up along the way. Chapters 0:00 Eric Sussman and Clear Capital 1:09 Career path from Price Waterhouse 1:41 Teaching at UCLA Anderson 5:13 First interest in real estate 7:04 Advice for a high school senior 9:25 First deal in the early 1990s 12:27 Asset types in the deal decade 14:41 How to pick a market and niche 16:42 Information and efficient markets 19:04 Postwar real estate versus today 23:25 Early LA syndications and structure 28:10 Miracle Terrace in Anaheim 33:41 Selling out of Los Angeles 36:50 Buying in LA now 38:03 Rent control and housing policy 42:00 Vacancy control and RSO risk 44:43 Population, jobs, and immigration 46:49 Call or put on Los Angeles 48:04 Getting back into the LA market 49:00 Education versus common sense 53:55 Expert witness work 56:10 Syndications from 2020 to 2023 59:50 Macro and real estate outlook 1:04:14 Cars, spending, and the game 1:08:42 Advice for the next generation Keywords: Eric Sussman, Clear Capital, UCLA Anderson, multifamily syndication, Los Angeles multifamily, Taylor Avakian, Amber Capital, real estate syndication, rent control, RSO, Section 8, Miracle Terrace, Blackstone, CityView, cap rates, multifamily investing, LA real estate, Sequoia Real Estate Partners, expert witness, industrial real estate, housing policy, Sun Belt apartments, 2026 Subscribe and Stay Ahead! Stay informed and empowered in the multifamily real estate market. Subscribe to the channel for exclusive insights, rental updates, and expert analyses on the Los Angeles market. 🔔 Don’t miss out on the latest trends and tips to maximize your property's potential: https://www.youtube.com/c/TaylorAvakian 📈 Connect with me: Website: https://www.thegroupcre.com/ Email: taylor@thegroupcre.com X: https://x.com/TAYVAY_ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayloravakian/

  5. Sep 21

    I Turned A $1M Deal Into $200M (Here’s How) | Austin Nissly | No Vacancy Real Estate Podcast

    Austin Nissly of LWK Partners on how he went from Citi and CIM Group to building an LA multifamily private equity firm, pairing value-add apartments with ADU density, and deploying capital in a tighter Los Angeles market. Taylor Avakian sits down with Austin on No Vacancy to cover the first $1 million building, raising from friends and family, why he stopped operating solo, how LWK Partners came together with complementary ops and acquisitions partners, and how new California density rules changed what they could underwrite. They talk yield on cost versus cap rates, programmatic equity versus raising deal by deal, quiet distress after five-year fixed debt rolls, rent-control renovations when the rental market is soft, and how AI is being used for OM intake, deal tracking, and sourcing. 00:00 $100 million in twelve months 00:47 Welcome to No Vacancy 01:19 From Pittsburgh, Citi, and CIM Group to LA 03:17 The first million-dollar building 05:35 Cash flow versus the value-add pitch 06:25 What CIM taught about partnership 08:05 Finding partners and forming LWK 11:19 Business model and ADU density thesis 15:30 Yield on cost and the buy box 16:23 Institutional capital and how deals get approved 20:25 Los Angeles pricing from 14x gross to 9–10x 25:42 Selling pressure, quiet distress, and catalysts 30:39 Competitive spirit and leadership in LA 31:47 Unit turns, amenities, and renter demand 33:35 Scaling toward institutional PE 36:45 Why scale matters in a regulated market 39:02 AI for underwriting, tracking, and sourcing 47:38 Wrap Keywords: Austin Nissly, LWK Partners, Taylor Avakian, No Vacancy podcast, Los Angeles multifamily, LA apartments, commercial real estate, real estate private equity, ADU development California, value add multifamily, CIM Group, Keystone Investors, yield on cost, rent control LA, workforce housing LA, apartment investing Los Angeles, institutional capital real estate, multifamily renovations, CRE podcast, Southern California real estate

  6. Sep 7

    I Found A Way To Fix Housing, The City Tried To Stop Me | Dave Rand | No Vacancy Podcast

    Land use attorney Dave Rand on California housing law, builder’s remedy, CEQA, Measure ULA, and why Los Angeles keeps making new housing harder even as the state rewrites the rules. Taylor Avakian sits down with Dave Rand of Rand Paster & Nelson LLP, a land-use attorney who has helped entitle thousands of market-rate and affordable units across Southern California. They talk through the reality of developing in Los Angeles and California today: unions and local politics, the Santa Monica and Beverly Hills builder’s remedy fights, SB 330 vesting, CEQA reform, ED1, starter-home laws like SB 9 and SB 1123, transfer taxes, and why streamlining does not help if the numbers still do not pencil. Sponsor - Real Property Captive This episode is sponsored by Real Property Captive, insurance for owners, by owners. RPC members own equity in their insurance company, buy reinsurance at bulk rates, keep unused premium, and cut property insurance rates by up to 35%. Captives insure roughly 90% of the Fortune 500 & the largest institutional real estate owners. Learn more at https://www.rpcaptive.com/?utm_source=novacancy&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=novacancy-2026-07. Sponsor - Loan Titan Achieve your real estate goals through tailored financing solutions with https://loantitan.com/ 00:00 Why public process is stalling housing 01:09 Welcome 02:08 Can you still make money building in Los Angeles 04:05 Why LA keeps shooting itself in the foot 05:30 How unions shape housing policy 09:17 Santa Monica builder’s remedy filings 18:20 Housing laws since 2019 22:31 Why California construction costs more 27:07 Opportunities in starter-home projects 30:22 Entitling land versus building 31:29 How development may change over the next decade 35:19 Beverly Hills builder’s remedy battles 40:33 The risk developers actually take 43:12 Transfer taxes and closed-door policy fights 48:04 ED1 and 100% affordable streamlining 54:26 Pay-to-play vs state housing overrides 56:25 State housing boards and appointments 59:25 If you could rewrite California land-use law 01:05:08 Advice for future developers 01:06:55 Closing thoughts on NIMBYism and housing politics #californiahousingmarket #BuildersRemedy #LosAngelesRealEstate #LandUse #CEQA #Multifamily #AffordableHousing #SB330 #ULA #NoVacancy Keywords: California housing, builder's remedy, Dave Rand, Taylor Avakian, No Vacancy podcast, Los Angeles real estate, land use attorney, CEQA reform, Measure ULA, SB 330, Housing Crisis Act, SB 1123, starter home revitalization, SB 9, ED1, Karen Bass, Santa Monica housing, Beverly Hills development, Neil Shekhter, Leo Pustilnikov, Buffy Wicks, Gavin Newsom, Rob Bonta, HCD, Housing Accountability Act, density bonus, transfer tax, multifamily development, RHNA, housing element, NIMBY, YIMBY, California housing crisis, entitlements, affordable housing, Rand Paster Nelson Subscribe and Stay Ahead! Stay informed and empowered in the multifamily real estate market. Subscribe to the channel for exclusive insights, rental updates, and expert analyses on the Los Angeles market. 🔔 Don’t miss out on the latest trends and tips to maximize your property's potential: https://www.youtube.com/c/TaylorAvakian 📈 Connect with me: Website: https://www.thegroupcre.com/ Email: taylor@thegroupcre.com X: https://x.com/TAYVAY_ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayloravakian/

  7. Aug 24

    He Built A Real Estate Empire From Nothing (Here’s How) | John Ward (Turnstone Capital)

    *John Ward of Turnstone Capital joins Taylor Avakian on the No Vacancy podcast for a deep conversation on decades in multifamily real estate, from early loan officer days to building and managing apartment portfolios across California, Arizona, Texas, and Colorado.* John shares how he got started in the late 1970s, moved from FHA lending into flipping and converting small multifamily properties, navigated market cycles including the Global Financial Crisis, and scaled through high-net-worth investors, hard money, and institutional partners. The discussion covers finding inefficiencies in the market, relationship-driven dealmaking, current opportunities around ADUs in California (including a patent-pending elevated parking solution called Skybox), views on the Southern California multifamily landscape, working with international capital, and practical uses of AI tools for sourcing, analysis, and operations. Sponsor - Real Property Captive This episode is sponsored by Real Property Captive, insurance for owners, by owners. RPC members own equity in their insurance company, buy reinsurance at bulk rates, keep unused premium, and cut property insurance rates by up to 35%. Captives insure roughly 90% of the Fortune 500 & the largest institutional real estate owners. Learn more at https://www.rpcaptive.com/?utm_source=novacancy&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=novacancy-2026-07. Sponsor - Loan Titan Achieve your real estate goals through tailored financing solutions with https://loantitan.com/ 00:00 – Opening and company overview 02:03 – Welcome and introduction 02:37 – Turnstone Capital portfolio today 03:24 – Starting out as a loan officer in 1979 06:32 – Moving into flips and South Central deals 09:16 – Forming the first Turnstone and converting 5–9 unit buildings 13:33 – First larger apartment and shift to holding 15:50 – Early capital structures and hard money 17:08 – Pre-GFC activity and land deals 19:13 – Navigating the Global Financial Crisis 21:16 – Post-crisis single-family aggregation with Tricon and Colony 24:29 – Returning to small multifamily acquisitions 25:17 – Scaling with high-net-worth and structured capital 28:16 – 2018 growth and investor expansion 28:31 – When passive income covered the lifestyle 30:06 – Mindset around work, deals, “retirement” 34:23 – Building relationships and people skills 37:08 – Moving from friends-and-family to institutional capital 41:12 – Current opportunities and the ADU angle 45:14 – Skybox elevated ADU concept for parking 50:26 – Views on California multifamily headwinds 52:38 – Advice for younger investors considering California 57:00 – Working with international (Japanese) capital 01:02:22 – How the team uses AI today 01:08:07 – Finding inefficiencies and what’s next 01:10:35 – The FHA down-payment program story 01:14:05 – Closing Keywords: John Ward, Turnstone Capital, Taylor Avakian, No Vacancy podcast, multifamily real estate, apartment investing, California multifamily, ADU California, real estate investing, value add multifamily, SoCal apartments, real estate syndication, hard money lending, institutional capital, Japanese real estate investors, AI in real estate, property management, real estate career, flipping apartments, passive income real estate Stay informed and empowered in the multifamily real estate market. Subscribe to the channel for exclusive insights, rental updates, and expert analyses on the Los Angeles market. 🔔 Don’t miss out on the latest trends and tips to maximize your property's potential: https://www.youtube.com/c/TaylorAvakian 📈 Connect with me: Website: https://www.thegroupcre.com/ Email: taylor@thegroupcre.com X: https://x.com/TAYVAY_ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayloravakian/ #LosAngelesRealEstate #MultifamilyBroker #LandlordTips #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyManagement #TenantScreening #RentalMarket #LosAngelesApartments #RealEstateStrategy #TaylorAvakian #ApartmentOwner

  8. Aug 15

    This 26-Year Old Is Building $300M of Affordable Housing (Here’s How)

    *26-year-old Shant Samuelian is building $300M+ in large-family affordable housing projects across Los Angeles through Samuelian Group.*In this episode of No Vacancy, Taylor Avakian sits down with the founder and CEO of Samuelian Group to unpack how a USC real estate development graduate moved from market-rate multifamily into LIHTC-driven affordable housing, why he focuses on 2- and 3-bedroom family units with parking instead of studios, and what it actually takes to win tax credits, raise equity, permit, and deliver projects in one of the country’s most complex markets.They cover the realities of 4% and 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, project scoring and readiness deadlines, JV structures with nonprofits, the capital stack, how developers get paid through fees and long-term economics, CRA-driven tax credit investors, recent federal and California policy shifts, and the day-to-day problem-solving required on the ground. Samuelian also shares lessons on data-driven decision making, building a lean team that leverages AI for operational efficiency, and the long-term mission of adding quality supply in high-resource areas. Sponsor - Real Property CaptiveThis episode is sponsored by Real Property Captive, insurance for owners, by owners. RPC members own equity in their insurance company, buy reinsurance at bulk rates, keep unused premium, and cut property insurance rates by up to 35%. Captives insure roughly 90% of the Fortune 500 & the largest institutional real estate owners. Learn more at https://www.rpcaptive.com/?utm_source=novacancy&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=novacancy-2026-07.Sponsor - Loan TitanAchieve your real estate goals through tailored financing solutions withhttps://loantitan.com/ *Chapters*0:00 – Intro and Shant’s background 1:56 – Path into affordable housing and leaving a large developer 5:54 – Preparing to launch Samuelian Group 7:01 – Thesis: large-family housing vs. studios 9:49 – Early capital, risk, and partners 13:06 – What makes a smart developer 16:05 – How LIHTC (4% and 9% tax credits) works 22:55 – Scoring applications and site selection 27:21 – The readiness deadline and permit scramble 37:05 – Silver Lake project and deal economics 47:07 – Long-term vision and impact 50:01 – How affordable housing developers make money 54:59 – Tax credit investors and CRA needs 57:45 – Policy changes at federal, state, and city levels 1:00:25 – Stress of the first tax credit award 1:02:22 – Advice for aspiring developers 1:04:30 – Using AI on a small team 1:09:41 – What’s next for Samuelian Group Keywords: Shant Samuelian, Samuelian Group, affordable housing, LIHTC, Low Income Housing Tax Credits, 4% tax credits, 9% tax credits, Los Angeles real estate, multifamily development, large family housing, tax credit equity, CRA banking, Silver Lake Flats, Taylor Avakian, No Vacancy podcast, real estate development, California housing, USC real estate, young developer, housing policySubscribe and Stay Ahead! Stay informed and empowered in the multifamily real estate market. Subscribe to the channel for exclusive insights, rental updates, and expert analyses on the Los Angeles market.🔔 Don’t miss out on the latest trends and tips to maximize your property's potential: https://www.youtube.com/c/TaylorAvakian📈 Connect with me:Website: https://www.thegroupcre.com/Email: taylor@thegroupcre.comX: https://x.com/TAYVAY_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayloravakian/#LosAngeles #podcast #commercialrealestate

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Multifamily Commercial Real Estate in Los Angeles has never been more complex—or more full of opportunity. Hosted by Taylor Avakian, one of LA's most top commercial real estate brokers, No Vacancy is the top podcast for Southern California apartment owners, investors, and industry professionals looking to gain valuable insights on navigating LA’s competitive multifamily market. Each episode dives deep into strategies for overcoming regulatory challenges, tracking market trends, and building long-term wealth. Taylor interviews LA's top multifamily owners, investors, and visionaries providing listeners with actionable tips for success in Los Angeles commercial real estate. Whether you're managing apartment properties, growing your portfolio, or staying ahead in LA’s real estate game, No Vacancy with Taylor Avakian offers the expert advice and insider knowledge you need. Subscribe today for the latest on multifamily real estate trends, wealth-building strategies, and interviews with industry leaders—brought to you by The Group CRE.

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    Taylor Avakian | Los Angeles Multifamily Broker
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    81
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