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Orange County Retail Vacancy Hits 4.0% as Absorption Turns Negative in Q1 2026

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Rising availability and declining occupancy signal a more cautious retail environment, even as rents and pricing metrics continue to hold firm Retail fundamentals in Orange County are beginning to shift after a prolonged period of tight conditions, with early 2026 data pointing to a market that is loosening at the margins rather than undergoing a […]

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