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Ventura County Industrial Market Faces Stagnation Amid Low Vacancy, Slower Rent Growth, and Decelerating Deal Volume

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Despite maintaining low vacancy rates, Ventura County's industrial sector grapples with reduced rent growth and a significant slowdown in leasing and sales activity, driven by high construction costs and rising interest rates. By J.C. Casillas, Managing Director, NAI Capital Commercial Research MARKET OVERVIEW In Q2 2024, Ventura County's industrial market saw a 1.7% decrease in […]

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