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Los Angeles Retail Market Sees Vacancy Rise to 5.7% as Rents Decline in Q1 2026

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Retail fundamentals soften slightly as negative absorption and falling rents contrast with strong investment activity and steady leasing demand Retail real estate across Los Angeles entered 2026 with a mixed set of signals, as tenant demand remained active in select corridors while broader market indicators pointed to softening fundamentals. The latest first-quarter data from Kidder […]

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