Three Southern California sites with battery energy storage potential for sale or lease, from 400 acres in Imperial County to an energy-ready truck yard in Chino.
Read MoreA rare 4.2-acre, I-405-visible site on Carson Auto Row is available for sale or lease at 2403 E. 223rd St.
Read MoreLee & Associates has closed a 12,000 SF industrial lease at 2840 Tanager Ave in Commerce — a rail-served building with a large fenced yard in the heart of the Commerce/Vernon submarket.
Read MoreGDP growth slowed more than expected in Q2 2026 as inflation stayed elevated from Middle East energy disruptions — even as consumer spending and hiring held up better than feared. Here's what the numbers mean for industrial property owners and tenants across the South Bay and Inland Empire.
Read MoreA look at Q2 2026 U.S. industrial demand, vacancy, and rent trends — and where Los Angeles, Orange County, and the Inland Empire rank nationally.
Read MoreThis fenced, port-adjacent industrial yard in Long Beach has been leased — a look at the property and what drove the deal.
Read MoreA rundown of the active Opportunity Zone listings across Downtown Long Beach — office, retail, multifamily, and land, all within the OZ overlay.
Read MoreCompton's industrial submarket saw vacancy climb to 10.1% and rents soften through the first three quarters of 2026. Here's what property owners and tenants need to know.
Read MoreVacancy in the Cerritos/Norwalk industrial market has ticked up as legacy buildings lose tenants to newer Inland Empire space, even as institutional buyers keep bidding on the submarket's older product. Here's what owners and tenants need to know heading into the back half of 2026.
Read MoreRancho Dominguez's industrial vacancy has climbed to 9.6% — its highest level in years — while sales activity runs well below its historical pace. Here's what's driving it.
Read MoreFrom near-zero vacancy in Los Alamitos to elevated availability in Cypress, four Orange County cities are moving in different directions this quarter.
Read MoreIndustrial demand rebounded sharply in the San Gabriel Valley during Q2 2026, with vacancy tightening and cap rates compressing to their lowest level in over a year.
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