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Two Southern California office sites are being demolished for industrial buildings. Their electrical specs differ by a factor of two, and that number explains more than any vacancy rate.
By KEYZ Commercial · Market Commentary Rendering courtesy of Life Time, Inc. (PR Newswire). When you have walked as many struggling malls as I have over the last decade, you learn to read the vital signs quickly: the dim food court, the papered-over storefronts, the anchor box sitting dark since the last department store filed Chapter
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Updated July 31, 2026. Market data reflects Q2 2026 reporting and rate quotes as of late July 2026. Southern California commercial real estate is in a genuinely mixed position right now. Lending activity has recovered to a five-year high, industrial leasing in the Inland Empire is up more than 40% year over year, and construction
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Last Updated: November 2025Reading Time: 9 minutesAuthor: KEYZ Commercial Real Estate Advisory Team Southern California’s commercial leasing market is entering 2026 with renewed clarity after several years of adjustment. Leasing decisions are no longer driven by short-term reactions, but by long-term operational strategy, capital discipline, and market fundamentals. Across Southern California and the Inland Empire
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Last Updated: December 2024 | Reading Time: 9 minutes | Author: KEYZ Commercial Real Estate Advisory Team Location remains the single most critical factor determining retail success. While e-commerce continues reshaping consumer behavior, strategically positioned brick-and-mortar retail spaces in high-traffic areas continue generating strong returns for both tenants and property owners. In Southeast Los Angeles
Retail Location Analysis: Santa Fe Springs Marketplace’s Competitive Advantages Read More »
Last Updated: December 2024 | Reading Time: 9 minutes | Author: KEYZ Commercial Real Estate Advisory Team The commercial real estate landscape is experiencing a fundamental shift. While traditional office and industrial spaces dominated the market for decades, a new category is capturing the attention of savvy business owners and investors: flex space. In Southern
Flex Space Leasing 101: How State Road Flex Supports Operational Growth Read More »
Last Updated: December 2025 | Reading Time: 11 minutes | Author: KEYZ Commercial Real Estate Advisory Team Understanding Market Signals: Your Early Warning System In commercial real estate, timing isn’t just important: it’s everything. The difference between capitalizing on an opportunity and missing it entirely often comes down to recognizing market signals before they become
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Last Updated: November 2025 | Reading Time: 8 minutes | Author: KEYZ Commercial Real Estate Advisory Team The Southern California industrial market has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past three years. While massive distribution centers and large-format warehouses continue to dominate headlines, a quieter revolution is taking place in submarkets like Cerritos—where smaller, strategically
Why State Road Flex Remains One of Cerritos’ Most Efficient Industrial Footprints Read More »
Last Updated: November 2025 | Reading Time: 9 minutes | Author: KEYZ Commercial Real Estate Advisory Team View Santa Fe Springs Marketplace Property Details → The retail real estate market is experiencing rapid transformation. Shopping centers across Southern California face mounting pressure from shifting consumer behavior, economic uncertainty, and evolving tenant requirements. Yet Santa Fe
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