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Southern California Sidelined in Data Center Boom as CBRE Reports Record 1.4% Vacancy

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Even as a CBRE webinar detailed record-low vacancy and an unprecedented scramble for computing capacity across the country's primary data center markets, Southern California finds itself on the outside, a small and power-constrained market watching AI campuses flow to Arizona and Texas while local voters and county boards move to keep them out.

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