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Walnut Creek’s Industrial Market Begins 2025 with Resilient Fundamentals Amid Evolving Tenant Strategies

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The Walnut Creek/North I-680 industrial market opened the first quarter of 2025 on stable footing, continuing to outperform many of its Northern California counterparts. A Q1 report by Colliers shows that market fundamentals remained tight, with overall vacancy settling at 3.6 percent—unchanged from the same period a year ago and just slightly lower (10 basis […]

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