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Inland Empire Shop-Space Vacancy Tightens to 3.3% Even as Q3 Retail Leasing Slumps

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Progressive Real Estate Partners' third-quarter review of the Inland Empire and Eastern San Gabriel Valley finds small-shop vacancy squeezed to 3.3 percent and rents still climbing, even as leasing volume fell by roughly a third and rising interest rates cloud the outlook for investment sales heading into 2027.

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