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Opinion: L.A. Commercial Real Estate Faces Summer Slowdown Amid Rising Vacancies and Mixed Rent Trends

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Q2 2024: Vacancy Rates Rise, Rents and Sale Prices Drop Amid High Interest Rates, While Multifamily Sector Rents and Retail Sale Prices Increase Despite Higher Vacancies By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director, NAI Capital Commercial Research Los Angeles County's commercial real estate markets slowed in the first half of 2024, heading into the slow days of […]

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