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San Diego Industrial Market Shows First Absorption Gain Since 2022 With 58,000 SQFT Uptick

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Warehouse demand drives recovery as vacancy holds at 7.1% and rental rates dip to $1.59 per square foot San Diego County's industrial real estate sector is showing early signs of recovery after three years of market headwinds. The county recorded positive net absorption of 58,220 square feet in the third quarter of 2025, marking the […]

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