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Orange County Office Rents Climb to Five-Year High as Absorption Turns Negative Again in Q3

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Orange County's office market gave back space for a second consecutive quarter in Q3 2026, yet average asking rents climbed to $2.93 per square foot, their highest level since 2021, as Class A buildings and the Airport Area pulled further ahead of older stock and Central County.

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