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LA Industrial Rents Snap 13-Quarter Slide, Hold at $1.23 as Savills Calls Market Bottom

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The Los Angeles industrial market's long rent slide has finally hit pause, with Savills reporting flat asking rents, a second straight quarter of positive absorption and a 10-basis-point vacancy decline that the firm says marks the bottom of the cycle.

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