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Walnut Creek Industrial Vacancy Climbs to 4.8% Cycle High Amid Negative Absorption

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Softening tenant demand and mounting move-outs pushed the Walnut Creek and North I-680 industrial market to its highest vacancy of the cycle in the second quarter, even as landlords held the line on asking rents and a wave of new construction prepared to test the market's absorption capacity. Industrial vacancy across the Walnut Creek, North […]

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