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Orange County Multifamily Vacancy Drops to 3.6% as Construction Deliveries Fall 67%

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Rent growth holds at 2% while average sales price climbs to $343,046 per unit Southern California's apartment market is showing signs of tightening as landlords regain pricing power following years of post-pandemic adjustments. In Orange County, the multifamily sector posted a vacancy rate of 3.6 percent in the third quarter of 2025, down 60 basis […]

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