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Research Desk
A curated index of 20,216 CRE market research reports from the major institutional publishers — filterable by asset class, market and publisher. Editorial Family-Office interpretation layer is rolling out report-by-report.
California · Editorial Lens
California sits inside the Family Office Live research desk's US coverage as one of fifty state-level investment surfaces. The reports below capture how the major institutional publishers view commercial real estate across California, structured for family offices weighing co-GP, direct and LP exposure across multifamily, industrial, retail, hospitality and land.
Showing Family Office Briefings with a LP angle — each card surfaces how a family office could deploy capital in that market.
190 reports
Page 1 / 8- Lee & AssociatesMay 1, 2026
2026 Q1 Orange County, CA - Industrial
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office involves committing to a sponsor's fund focused on industrial assets.
- Lee & AssociatesMay 1, 2026
2026 Q1 San Diego North County, CA - Office
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office could involve committing to funds focused on the San Diego office sector.
- Lee & AssociatesMay 1, 2026
2026 Q1 San Diego North County, CA - Multifamily
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a multifamily fund focused on San Diego North County to gain exposure without direct management responsibilities.
- Lee & AssociatesMay 1, 2026
2026 Q1 San Francisco, CA - Office
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to funds targeting the San Francisco office sector, though this is the least emphasized strategy.
- Lee & AssociatesMay 1, 2026
2026 Q1 Orange County, CA - Office
LP:Family offices may also consider passive LP commitments in funds targeting the Orange County office sector.
- Lee & AssociatesMay 1, 2026
2026 Q1 San Diego North County, CA - Industrial
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office involves committing to a sponsor's fund, though this is less emphasized given current market conditions.
- Lee & AssociatesMay 1, 2026
2026 Q1 Los Angeles, CA - Multifamily
LP:As a passive LP, a family office may find opportunities in established funds, though this approach may offer less control.
- Lee & AssociatesMay 1, 2026
2026 Q1 San Francisco, CA - Industrial
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a fund focused on the San Francisco industrial sector, benefiting from the expertise of established sponsors.
- Lee & AssociatesJan 27, 2026
2025 Q4 San Francisco, CA - Multifamily
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could gain exposure to multifamily assets through established funds, though this is the least emphasized approach.
- Lee & AssociatesJan 27, 2026
2025 Q4 Los Angeles, CA - Multifamily
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a multifamily fund focused on the Los Angeles area, although this is the least emphasized strategy.
- Lee & AssociatesJan 27, 2026
2025 Q4 Orange County, CA - Office
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to funds focused on the Orange County office sector, benefiting from the expertise of established sponsors.
- Lee & AssociatesJan 27, 2026
2025 Q4 San Diego North County, CA - Multifamily
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a multifamily fund focused on this resilient market.
- Lee & AssociatesJan 27, 2026
2025 Q4 San Francisco, CA - Office
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office could involve committing to funds that target high-quality office assets in San Francisco.
- Lee & AssociatesJan 27, 2026
2025 Q4 San Diego North County, CA - Office
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office involves committing to a sponsor's fund focused on the San Diego office sector.
- Lee & AssociatesJan 27, 2026
2025 Q4 San Diego North County, CA - Retail
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a retail-focused fund, gaining exposure to the market without direct management responsibilities.
- Lee & AssociatesJan 27, 2026
2025 Q4 San Diego North County, CA - Industrial
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a fund focused on industrial assets in this recovering market.
- Lee & AssociatesJan 27, 2026
2025 Q4 San Francisco, CA - Industrial
LP:Family offices may also consider passive LP commitments in established funds focusing on the San Francisco industrial market.
- Lee & AssociatesOct 21, 2025
2025 Q3 Los Angeles, CA - Multifamily
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a multifamily fund, although this approach offers less control over asset management.
- Lee & AssociatesOct 21, 2025
2025 Q3 Orange County, CA - Industrial
LP:Family offices may also consider passive LP commitments in funds targeting distressed industrial assets.
- Lee & AssociatesOct 21, 2025
2025 Q3 Orange County, CA - Office
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office could involve committing to funds targeting the recovering office sector.
- Lee & AssociatesOct 21, 2025
2025 Q3 San Diego North County, CA - Industrial
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a fund focused on industrial assets, although this approach offers less control.
- Lee & AssociatesOct 21, 2025
2025 Q3 San Diego North County, CA - Multifamily
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a multifamily fund focused on the San Diego area, benefiting from the overall market stability.
- Lee & AssociatesOct 21, 2025
2025 Q3 San Francisco, CA - Industrial
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office could involve committing to funds that target industrial assets in high-demand areas like San Francisco.
- Lee & AssociatesOct 21, 2025
2025 Q3 San Diego North County, CA - Retail
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a sponsor's fund focused on the San Diego retail market.
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