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Inland Empire Industrial Vacancy Stuck Near 10% as Asking Rents Keep Falling

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The Inland Empire's industrial market held its vacancy rate at a multi-year high of 9.7 percent in the second quarter of 2026 while asking rents slid to $1.01 per square foot, keeping the nation's largest warehouse hub firmly in tenant-favorable territory, according to Savills' Q2 2026 report. Vacancy across the Inland Empire industrial market was […]

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