Divergent Technologies, the Los Angeles-area advanced-manufacturing company known for 3D-printed vehicle and defense structures, signed one of the largest new industrial leases of the second quarter, taking 415,312 square feet in Long Beach as the region's warehouse market staged its strongest absorption quarter since 2021. The deal, ranked among the top tenant move-ins of the […]
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