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Los Angeles Multifamily Vacancy Hits 5.6% as Rents Hold Flat in Q1 2026

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Construction slows and investment activity recalibrates, even as notable sales and large-scale developments continue across the region Los Angeles’ multifamily market entered 2026 with a sense of pause rather than momentum, as rising vacancy and moderating construction activity began to reshape near-term expectations. The latest first-quarter data from Kidder Mathews points to a market that […]

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