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East Bay Industrial Tenant Demand Jumps 53% to 5.5MM SQFT, But Leasing Falls by Half

November 15, 20263 Mins read6
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East Bay industrial tenant requirements jumped 53 percent year over year to 5.5 million square feet, yet third-quarter leasing fell by more than half and asking rents dropped nearly 12 percent as CBRE says the region lacks the modern, functional buildings those tenants want.

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