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Inland Empire Industrial Market Loses Momentum as Leasing Slows and Vacancy Rises Amid Ongoing Uncertainty

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The Inland Empire industrial market, long seen as one of the nation’s most dynamic logistics hubs, experienced a marked slowdown in the second quarter. After four consecutive quarters of strong performance, leasing activity fell below the 10 million-square-foot mark for the first time in over a year, totaling just 9.5 million square feet. According to […]

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