Why LA’s Housing Math Is Breaking Down - 238

This week on Investing with GoodLife Housing Partners — David and Rohan discuss the growing divide between cities encouraging development and cities pushing capital away, while unpacking what that means for housing, office markets, and long-term investment trends. • The Fed Holds Steady: The Fed kept rates unchanged, but rare dissent inside the committee shows pressure building for future cuts as leadership changes approach.• Nashville’s Massive Development Push: The proposed East Bank mixed-use project could reshape Nashville’s urban core — is the city becoming the next major growth magnet?• LA’s Housing Reality Check: SB 79 aims to accelerate housing near transit, but David and Rohan debate whether regulation, weak equity demand, and affordability pressures are making LA’s housing goals unrealistic.• Are LA Apartments Actually Oversupplied? Concessions are rising across many newer apartment projects — especially in mid-tier “quasi-luxury” buildings — while demand appears stronger in select suburban pockets.• Capital Keeps Leaving Legacy Markets: From Dallas office growth to New York political tensions and Starwood freezing redemptions, the episode explores why investors continue shifting toward more business-friendly markets. 🎧 Tune in now for Episode 238 — a deep dive into housing policy, investor psychology, migration trends, and the markets still attracting growth.