Orange County Industrial Market Cools as Vacancies Rise and Rents Dip in Q1 2025 Despite persistent surges in sales and construction, softening leasing activity and economic uncertainty are signaling a…

Q1 2025 Marks Orange County Multifamily Market in Transition Declining sales volume and stable rents underscore market resilience as investors target long-term opportunities. Sales activity declined sharply as elevated borrowing…

Orange County Retail Market Shows Signs of Recovery Despite Mixed Leasing Trends in Q1 2025 Vacancy declined and investment surged, helping offset a drop in leasing activity, as momentum strengthened…

Orange County Office Market Repositions as Leasing Slows, Sale Prices Rise Smaller deals and rising sublease demand are shaping the early 2025 office market in Orange County, as vacancy continues…

Ventura County Industrial Market Cools with Elevated Vacancy and Cautious Development Low vacancy rates persist despite softening demand, as limited construction and high borrowing costs shape a cautious market outlook.…

Rents Hit Record High While New Supply Shrinks in Ventura County Multifamily Market With vacancy down to 3.4% and construction accelerating, developers and investors face mixed signals in a high-cost,…

Ventura County Retail Market Enters 2025 with Uneven Momentum Leasing activity rebounded, but the prevalence of smaller deals and a rise in sublease space reflected shifting strategies among tenants and…

Ventura County Office Market in Transition as Leasing and Sales Momentum Builds Leasing volume doubles quarter over quarter, sublease rents remain attractive, and buyers target lower-priced assets. This shift toward…

Ventura County Retail Market Shows Resilience Amid Ongoing Recovery Despite obstacles, positive leasing and sales activity in key areas signal signs of recovery and investor confidence. Some investors turned to…

Ventura County Multifamily Market Sees Growth During Shifting Trends in Q4 2024 New inventory rises and sales surge in Ventura County’s multifamily market, but vacancies, rents, and cap rates reflect…