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Wells Fargo Flags Warehouse Softness and Higher Rates as Inland Empire Risks, With Data Centers Advancing

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Wells Fargo's September economic outlook singles out soft warehousing and retail demand alongside a higher floor under interest rates as the chief risks to Southern California's industrial-heavy property market, with data centers and power the rare category still gaining ground.

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