With vacancy down to 3.4% and construction accelerating, developers and investors face mixed signals in a high-cost, low-volume environment. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director of Research at NAI Capital Commercial MARKET OVERVIEW In Q1 2025, Ventura County’s multifamily housing market reflected shifting dynamics. The number of vacant units declined by 8.7% quarter-over-quarter and 19.0% year-over-year, totaling […]
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