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LA County Apartment Occupancy Slides to 93.9% as 24,081 Units Flood the Construction Pipeline

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Los Angeles County's apartment market entered 2026 caught between resilient rents and a relentless wave of new supply, with occupancy slipping to its lowest point in years even as developers pushed thousands more units into the pipeline. Occupancy across Los Angeles County's multifamily market fell to 93.9 percent in the first quarter of 2026, down […]

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