After strong growth in the first half of 2023, leasing activity in Orange County declined by 36% in the third quarter, with nearly 432,000 square feet of negative net absorption, reflecting an overall cooling of industrial demand in Southern California.
Sublease availability exceeded 2 million square feet in Orange County at the end of Q3, with rents leveling off after doubling over the past five years, according to JLL's Q3 market report.
"The recent declines in imports and a more conservative market sentiment have begun to normalize the surging demand observed since the pandemic," the report said.
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