03Nov

A comprehensive look at the 3rd quarter of the San Gabriel Valley Industrial Market.

Q3 2025 San Gabriel Valley (SGV), CA Industrial Market Summary

Market Recovery Signs

  • Vacancy Rate: Down to 5.3% (from 6.4% in Q3 2024), with YTD improvement to 5.4% from 6.2% in 2024.
  • Net Absorption: Strong rebound with +1.56M SF YTD; 12-month total at +2.12M SF (vs. -1.78M SF in Q3 2024).
  • Leasing Activity: Robust at ~9M SF across 539 deals, indicating tenant re-entry despite elevated availability (~6.4%).

Rents & Pricing Trends

  • Avg NNN Asking Rent: $1.29 PSF, down from $1.49 PSF (Q3 2024) — reflecting landlord competition.
  • Sale Price PSF: $240.24, down from $285.03 in Q2 2025.
  • Cap Rate: Compressed to 4.8% (from 6.1% in Q3 2024), signaling rising investor confidence.

Supply & Development

  • Under Construction: 617K SF — limited pipeline, new deliveries slowed significantly.
  • Total Inventory: 177.75M SF, stable with minimal additions.

Top Lease Transactions (by SF)

AddressSizeTenantIndustry
120 Puente Ave, City of Industry272,145 SFSunset DistributingWine/Alcohol Distribution
19515-19605 E Walnut Dr N260,000 SFIDC LogisticsLogistics
18400-18450 Gale Ave139,055 SFDNA MotoringAuto Parts (Wholesale)

Top Sale Transactions (Portfolio Deal by TA Realty)

AddressSizePricePSFClass
18537-18571 E Gale Ave148,408 SF$41.1M$276.69A
18505-18535 E Gale Ave136,705 SF$36.2M$264.86B
1100-1116 Coiner Ct81,489 SF$20.2M$247.72C

Outlook: SGV industrial market is stabilizing with improving fundamentals, strong leasing, and moderating rents. Low construction and positive absorption support a tenant-favorable but recovering environment.

Source: Lee & Associates Research, Q3 2025

01May

The 1st Quarter Industrial Market Report for the Orange County Industrial Real Estate Market is now available.

Key Points:

  • Industrial space demand in Orange County declined for the ninth straight quarter in Q1.
  • Asking rents dropped nearly 10% during the quarter.
  • Net absorption was negative at 626,940 square feet in Q1.
  • Previous absorption declines: 5.2 million SF in 2024 and 2.6 million SF in 2023.
  • Countywide vacancy rate increased from 1.8% (record low) to 5.8% over two years.
  • Business caution, fueled by last year's issues and election-related tariff concerns, continues to limit growth.