Fires, tariffs ripple through LA office market
The Los Angeles office leasing market is currently heavily skewed in favor of tenants, as the region grapples with record-high vacancy rates. At the start of 2025, countywide office vacancy hit 24.2 percent, according to the Los Angeles Times citing data from brokerage CBRE. Factoring in “shadow space” — leased but unused offices — the […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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