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Napa and Solano Office Vacancy Climbs to 14.2% as Negative Absorption Deepens in Q1 2026

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The two-county market gave back nearly 78,000 square feet in the first quarter, with Napa and Fairfield driving the losses amid continued tenant downsizing The Napa and Solano counties office market weakened further to start 2026, with overall vacancy rising 280 basis points quarter-over-quarter to 14.2 percent and net absorption sinking deeper into negative territory, […]

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