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Inland Empire Industrial: Where Tenants Hold the Cards (and Where They Don’t)

October 1, 20262 Mins read849
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Vacancy is 12.3% in Moreno Valley/Perris and about 0% in Mira Loma. Same region, opposite realities. Here is where a 100K+ SF tenant actually has the upper hand right now.

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