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Los Angeles Office Vacancy Barely Budges at 16.4% as Century City Pulls Away From Downtown

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Kidder Mathews' third-quarter 2026 report finds Los Angeles office direct vacancy slipping just 10 basis points to 16.4 percent as Century City pulls away from the pack, Class A rents hold at $3.79 per square foot and Class B-heavy districts such as Downtown keep bleeding tenants.

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