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Los Angeles Industrial Vacancy Climbs to 7.3% as Negative Absorption Persists in Q1 2026

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Warehouse rents fall for a twelfth consecutive quarter as tariff uncertainty keeps landlords and occupiers in a holding pattern across the nation's largest logistics hub The Los Angeles industrial market opened 2026 on a softer footing, recording 632,511 square feet of negative net absorption in the first quarter as large tenant move-outs outpaced new leasing […]

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