L.A. Biz | Annlee Ellingson
The Los Angeles industrial real estate market continues to tighten as the region emerges from the coronavirus crisis, with high demand and dwindling supply driving down vacancies and driving up lease rates in the second quarter.
Direct vacancies dropped again in Q2, landing at 1.7%, according to Kidder Mathews’ second-quarter Los Angeles Industrial Market Report.
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