By Jack Haley, Principal, Lee & Associates in Orange The Southern California Leading Economic Indicator is continuing its upward trend. It has been on the incline for more than four years since the last decrease in 2009. This suggests a…
CALIFORNIA CRE TRENDS COVERAGE Investors, lenders see golden opportunities in California’s commercial real estate market Investors have enthusiastically returned to California’s commercial real estate market, with lenders right behind them. That message came through loud and clear during the California…
Demand for Orange County office space jumped again sharply for the second straight quarter, outpacing recent averages and adding renewed momentum to a market contending with uneven growth in key office jobs. Nearly 524,000 sq. ft. of space came off…
Orange County’s industrial vacancy rate fell to 3.95% at the end of the third quarter – its lowest since late 2007. Quality buildings available for lease are becoming ever scarcer as regional and national economies improve, which puts upward pressure…
The current state of the industrial property market in the US is positive overall. Gross and Net Absorption have been trending up for more than two years in primary and secondary markets across the country. Vacancy has decreased accordingly, falling…
By Dan Vittone, Principal, Avison Young in Irvine It should come as no surprise at this point that Orange County is on course with a robust economic recovery. Furthermore, there are favorable indicators for a steady increase in value over…
By Stephen J. Duffy, Managing Director, Moss Adams Capital LLC “The shift from operator to investor can be quite fulfilling and enjoyable if the transition is sound and the timing right,” says Duffy. IRVINE, CA – Do you know any…
By Carrie Rossenfeld, Orange County, Globe St.com, April 21, 2014 Holdner: “The most notable trends shown by the report are the amount of available space that is decreasing and how asking leases are trending upwards.” IRVINE, CA—Flex space is on…
By Natalie Dolce, Washington, DC – April 2014 – Globe St. Many property owners, tenants and buyers fly blind while selecting someone to represent them. So says SIOR’s Patrick O’Healy in a recent blog on the subject. According to Healy,…
The recession might have taken the wind out of some landlords, but since the recovery, most office owners have gained ground. Have they gained enough ground, however, to declare Orange County a landlord’s market? Western Real Estate Business, April 2014,…