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California Commercial Real Estate Enters 2026 With Stabilizing Fundamentals and Selective Momentum

March 9, 20264 Mins read1.8k
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The latest Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast survey finds industrial and multifamily sectors outperforming while office recovery remains slow and uneven across the state's major markets. California's commercial real estate market is shifting from a period of heightened uncertainty toward cautious stabilization, with developer sentiment improving across most property types and regions heading into 2026, according […]

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