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Early Signs of Stabilization in LA County’s Office Market as Q4 2024 Vacancy Rates Reach Trough

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Although challenges persist with easing vacancies and cautious landlords, the market is beginning to stabilize, with a slight increase in occupancy showing positive signs. Trends suggest a potential recovery in 2025. Vacant office space presents an opportunity for temporary classrooms for Palisades Charter High School, which was affected by the wildfire. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director […]

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