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Orange County Industrial Vacancy Rises to 5.8% as Market Absorbs New Supply

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Negative absorption totals 337,194 square feet in Q4 as tenant demand weakens Orange County's industrial market closed 2025 with direct vacancy climbing to 5.8 percent, up from 4.1 percent a year earlier, as the market experienced negative net absorption of 337,194 square feet in the fourth quarter. Total availability, including subleases and space under construction, […]

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