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What the lease actually says versus what most tenants think it says — and where the money goes.
Read articles →Otay Mesa isn't Kearny Mesa. The aggregate number hides what you need to know about your market.
Read articles →The ten lease terms that move more money than base rent — and almost nobody negotiates them.
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Most CRE owners ask for a full personal guaranty by default and accept whatever modification the tenant pushes back with. The structure matters more than whether you got one — and the wrong structure can leave you with less protection than no guaranty at all.
San Diego retail vacancy is 5.0% — among the tightest of any commercial asset class in the county. While office and industrial grab the headlines, retail has been quietly doing what good markets do: holding occupancy and maintaining rents. Here's what it means for tenants, investors, and landlords.
San Diego office vacancy is 14.3% — but rents are up 4.8% year-over-year and Q1 2026 posted the first positive absorption since Q4 2024. The headline looks bad. The direction doesn't. Here's what it means for tenants, investors, and landlords.
San Diego industrial demand reversed sharply in Q1 2026. Vacancy is rising, rents are down 4.6% year-over-year, and absorption went negative for the first time since 2023. Here's what it means if you're a tenant, investor, or landlord.
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