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San Diego Industrial Market Faced Rising Vacancy and Declining Absorption in Q4 2024

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The San Diego industrial real estate market continues to adjust to shifting economic conditions. According to the Kidder Mathews Q4 report, the region recorded a negative direct net absorption of 368,000 square feet at the close of 2024, signaling a return to negative absorption after a brief improvement in the previous quarter. Despite the challenges, […]

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