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Inland Empire Industrial Vacancy Climbs to 7.7% as Leasing Activity Drops Sharply in Q1 2026

May 15, 20263 Mins read848
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Despite slower first-quarter performance, gross leasing across the region topped 48 million square feet and stabilization is expected to begin later this year The Inland Empire industrial market opened 2026 on softer footing, with direct vacancy climbing to 7.7 percent and asking rents sliding to $0.97 per square foot on a triple net basis, according […]

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