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Industrial Market in Walnut Creek Remains Tight Amid Stabilizing Vacancy and Mixed Demand

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The Walnut Creek industrial real estate market continued to navigate shifting conditions in the fourth quarter of 2024, with vacancy rates stabilizing, demand showing signs of recovery, and new development maintaining a measured pace. According to the latest report from Colliers, the overall vacancy rate for the North I-680 Corridor industrial market stood at 3.7 […]

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