Industrial Demand Slows as Inland Empire Vacancy Hits 8.1% Vacancy reaches a new high, construction slows, and rents decline as market adjusts to moderating warehouse demand. The growing availability of…

Ventura County Industrial Market Adjusts as Vacancy Rates Edge Up, Sales Slow Demand for warehouse-distribution facilities declines, with vacancy increasing by 19.7% year-over-year. Despite a modest rise in rents and…

L.A. County’s Multifamily Market Navigates Cooling Rents, Lower Vacancy, and Shifting Investment Dynamics Moderating rents, construction, and elevated costs reshape the multifamily landscape. Investors manage tax impacts, market uncertainties, and…

Opportunities Emerge as Vacancy Continues Two-Year Rise in L.A. County Industrial Market Vacancy Rates Climb, Construction Slows, and Prices Adjust as Economic Pressures Reshape Industrial Real Estate. The increasing availability…

L.A. County’s Office Market Navigates Challenges as Property Sales Set New Benchmarks While weak demand and rising vacancy rates persist. Emerging trends in property sales and adaptive reuse signal potential…

Market Overview The L.A. County office market’s recovery is hindered by weak demand, unoccupied new construction a, and continuous rise in vacant space. Landlords, wary of adjusting asking rents despite…

MARKET OVERVIEW L.A. County’s retail market recovery, four years post-pandemic, continues at a slow pace. In Q2 2024, the retail sector saw another uptick in the vacancy rate, rising 20…

Market Overview In Q2 2024, the multifamily sector experienced another uptick in the vacancy rate, rising 20 bps quarter-over-quarter and 40 bps year-over-year to 5.1%. New construction was a key…

MARKET OVERVIEW In Q2 2024, the industrial vacancy rate in the Inland Empire reached 7.2%, rising by 20 basis points quarter-over-quarter and increasing by 330 basis points year-over-year. Over the…

MARKET OVERVIEW In Q2 2024, the industrial space vacancy rate in L.A. County rose, contributing to a 160-bps increase year-over-year, now standing at 5.3%, which is 50 basis points higher…