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Orange County Holds as Southern California’s Tightest Apartment Market at 3.9% Vacancy Amid Irvine Building Boom

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Orange County absorbed its largest quarterly apartment delivery of the decade without giving up ground on vacancy, cementing its status as Southern California's tightest rental market even as a building surge concentrated in Irvine sets up a near-term test. Apartment vacancy across Orange County held at 3.9 percent in the first quarter of 2026, unchanged […]

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