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Orange County Office Vacancy Drops Below National Average as Absorption Gains and Construction Stays Tight

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Stronger tenant move-ins, constrained new supply, and adaptive reuse activity are driving cautious optimism in the county's office market heading into the second half of 2026. Orange County's office market entered 2026 with tangible signs of improvement, posting a direct vacancy rate of 11.3 percent in the first quarter — a 3.8 percent decrease from […]

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