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San Diego Office Market — Q2 2026: Early Stabilization, Uneven Recovery
First positive net absorption since Q4 2024, but downtown sits at 33% availability. What the Q2 2026 data means for tenants, investors, and landlords.
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San Diego Multifamily Market — Q2 2026: Supply Pressure, Softening Rents, and a Divided Market
2BR rents down 7.5% year-over-year, downtown vacancy above 10%, 30% of properties offering concessions. But workforce housing is holding. Here's the full picture.
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San Diego Industrial Market Q2 2026: More Options, Softer Rents, Uneven Leverage
Q2 2026 gave San Diego industrial tenants more options and softer asking rents, but leverage still varies by building, size, and submarket.
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San Diego Retail Market — Q1 2026: Tight, Stable, and Quietly Resilient
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.
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San Diego Office Market — Q1 2026: The Headlines Are Wrong
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.
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San Diego Industrial Market — Q1 2026: Demand Fades, Leverage Shifts
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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