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Vacancy Holds Steady as Class A Demand and Rental Growth Stabilize San Diego’s Office Market

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The San Diego County office market remained in a state of gradual stabilization during the second quarter of 2025, with modest fluctuations in vacancy, leasing activity, and development pointing to a transitioning landscape. According to a recent market report from Colliers, the county recorded net negative absorption of -92,761 square feet in Q2 2025, bringing […]

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