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Orange County and San Diego Lead Southern California Rebound in Summer 2026 Allen Matkins Survey as Multifamily Construction Pulls Back

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Southern California's commercial real estate recovery is broadening across office, industrial, and retail, but a sharp retreat in multifamily construction plans signals that Los Angeles policy costs and financing friction are still reshaping where developers are willing to build. Orange County and San Diego have emerged as the region's strongest markets in the Summer 2026 […]

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