Stabilizing rents and growing tenant activity signal market rebound as vacancy rates drop and sublease space shrinks. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director, NAI Capital Commercial Research MARKET OVERVIEW The Inland Empire office market is showing signs of recovery, with broad-based tenant demand driving increased occupancy levels. Landlords are responding proactively to this resurgence by stabilizing […]
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