Real Estate/Development
Jan. 13, 2004
Under Full Sail
BY LOGAN SMITH Southern California industrial real estate continues to set the pace for the nation. In its fall report, Grubb & Ellis Co. estimated Los Angeles industrial vacancy at only 3 percent (with Riverside and Orange County slightly higher), versus a national average of 10 percent
BY LOGAN SMITH
Southern California industrial real estate continues to set the pace for the nation.
In its fall report, Grubb & Ellis Co. estimated Los Angeles industrial vacancy at only 3 percent (with Riverside and Orange County slightly higher), versus a national average of 10 percent
CB Richard Ellis estimates the Southern California industrial vacancy rate at only 4 percent, and some feel the Inland Empire continues to be the one of the few...
Southern California industrial real estate continues to set the pace for the nation.
In its fall report, Grubb & Ellis Co. estimated Los Angeles industrial vacancy at only 3 percent (with Riverside and Orange County slightly higher), versus a national average of 10 percent
CB Richard Ellis estimates the Southern California industrial vacancy rate at only 4 percent, and some feel the Inland Empire continues to be the one of the few...
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