The Greater San Fernando Valley gave back 238,000 square feet of occupied industrial space in the third quarter, the only Los Angeles submarket to post a loss, even as developers push 1.07 million square feet of new construction toward a market that delivered no new buildings during the quarter, according to CBRE.
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