Home Featured Southern California Labor Markets Hold Their Ground in April as Orange County Tightens to 3.7% and Imperial Lags at 16.5%
FeaturedIndustry NewsInland EmpireLos AngelesOrange CountySan Diego

Southern California Labor Markets Hold Their Ground in April as Orange County Tightens to 3.7% and Imperial Lags at 16.5%

Share
People working at a desk with computers open
Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash

Featured Content


Recent Posts

Related Articles

U.S. Workforce Shrinks by More Than 1 Million as Labor-Force Participation Hits Post-Pandemic Low

The share of Americans working or looking for work fell to its...

Robinson Pharma Buys 261,000 SQFT Irvine Warehouse for $75MM in City’s Largest Industrial Sale in Two Years

Santa Ana-based supplement manufacturer Robinson Pharma has closed its largest-ever real estate...

Archway Capital Offers Border Commerce Center, 70,000 SQFT San Ysidro Industrial Park, for $19MM

Los Angeles-based Archway Capital has listed Border Commerce Center, a 51-suite multi-tenant...