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Tenant-to-Owner Shift Becomes Part of Stabilization Taking Shape in L.A. County’s Office Market

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Availability remains high, yet renewed investment and tenant-to-owner conversions highlight long-term confidence across key submarkets. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director of Research at NAI Capital Commercial MARKET OVERVIEW The recovery of Los Angeles County’s office market remains sluggish, constrained by elevated vacancy and soft tenant demand. New construction continues to expand market inventory, with 237,887 square […]

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