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Inland Empire Industrial Market Resets in Q1 2026 as Four Major Tenants Exit, Rents Slide for Tenth Straight Quarter

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Vacancy climbs toward double digits and net absorption turns sharply negative, even as logistics operators continue to anchor large leases and key submarket developments One of the country's most closely watched industrial markets is moving through a period of adjustment, as the Inland Empire contends with rising vacancy, softer rents and a more selective leasing […]

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