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Savills: Inland Empire’s Industrial Market Hits Negative Absorption for First Time in Two Decades During Q2’23

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By The Registry Staff In the second quarter, California's Inland Empire witnessed a significant shift in its industrial market, experiencing negative net absorption for the first time in two decades. This development reflects the broader trend of softening in the industrial market across the country. According to a recent report from Savills, absorption in the […]

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