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Leasing Momentum Builds in Orange County as Availability Drops Amid Redevelopment Trend

July 14, 20252 Mins read1.1k
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Orange County’s office market showed further signs of stabilization and recovery in the second quarter of 2025, buoyed by increased leasing activity and declining availability. According to the latest report from Savills, quarterly leasing volume climbed to 1.8 million square feet for the three months ending June 30, marking a 0.3 million-square-foot increase over the […]

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