Submarket divergence, limited construction, and strong preleasing activity point to a gradual stabilization rather than a rapid rebound Orange County’s industrial market entered 2026 with a shift in tone, moving away from contraction and toward a more measured phase of stabilization. The first quarter marked a turning point, as overall demand returned to positive territory […]
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