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Orange County Industrial Vacancy Climbs to 5.1% as Rents Drop for Ninth Straight Quarter while Mid-Counties Shows Strength

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Mid-Counties shows positive absorption while OC records 11 consecutive quarters of decline Southern California's industrial real estate markets are moving in opposite directions as occupiers adjust to a changing economic landscape. According to a Q3 2025 report from Colliers, Orange County continues to struggle with oversupply and weakening demand, while the Mid-Counties region shows signs […]

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