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Orange County Industrial Vacancy Climbs to 5% as Absorption Turns Positive in Q4 2025

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Leasing remains selective while rents hold near record levels and development shifts toward build-to-suit projects After several years defined by tight conditions and rapid rent growth, Orange County’s industrial market is settling into a slower, more measured phase. By the end of 2025, tenant behavior, construction pipelines and investment activity all pointed toward a market […]

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