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Inland Empire Office Vacancy Falls to 4.9% as Rents Edge Higher in Q1 2026

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Investment pricing declines while leasing and development activity point to a more measured, demand-driven market Office market conditions across the Inland Empire are showing signs of gradual stabilization, with improving occupancy and steady rent growth offset by weaker investment pricing and a more selective leasing environment. First-quarter data from Kidder Mathews indicates that vacancy declined […]

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