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Los Angeles County Retail Vacancy Climbs to 6.72% as Leasing Momentum Stalls in Q1 2026

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Tenants returned 448,000 square feet to the market and leasing activity dropped 24 percent quarter-over-quarter across the county's 343-million-square-foot retail inventory Los Angeles County's retail market gave back the modest progress it had made at the end of 2025, as net absorption swung sharply negative in the first quarter of 2026 and vacancy erased the […]

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