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Tri-Valley and East Bay Industrial Markets Show Signs of Strain as Vacancy Rates Climb to Multi-Year Highs

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Tri-Valley vacancy jumps 90 basis points to 8.4 percent; North/East Contra Costa County sees portfolio sale at $252 per square foot California's East Bay industrial markets are experiencing a slowdown as tenant demand weakens and new vacancies emerge across the region. The third quarter of 2025 brought deteriorating fundamentals to both the Tri-Valley and North/East […]

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