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Silicon Valley Industrial Hits Cycle-High Leasing as R&D Market Turns the Corner in 2Q26

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Silicon Valley's industrial and research-and-development markets both firmed in the second quarter of 2026 as artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing tenants absorbed large blocks, pushed vacancy lower and pulled the region's commercial real estate fundamentals back toward pre-downturn norms. The industrial market delivered the headline. Total gross absorption reached 3.2 million square feet in the […]

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