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Pricing Adjustments Draw Investors Back to Orange County Industrial

January 29, 20262 Mins read801
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Higher vacancy and easing interest rates reshaped market conditions in Q4 2025, creating renewed opportunities for industrial investors. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director of Research at NAI Capital Commercial MARKET OVERVIEW In Q4 2025, Orange County’s industrial vacancy rate continued to trend higher, remaining flat quarter-over-quarter at 6.1% and standing 130 basis points above Q4 2024. […]

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