San Diego’s industrial and flex market is navigating through a challenging period marked by a sustained decline in demand, yet signs of optimism are on the horizon. In the third quarter of 2024, the market recorded its seventh consecutive quarter of negative net absorption, reflecting the broader economic pressures impacting the commercial real estate landscape, […]
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