Office and Industrial Trends in LA County CRE Q2 2025
LA County’s Q2 2025 commercial real estate market is facing challenges in both office and industrial sectors. For our members, knowing these trends is essential to guiding clients, managing properties, and planning ahead.
What You Need to Know
Read LA Times’ full CRE report here. Key details for LA County include:
Office vacancy is still high across Los Angeles County, and West L.A. has the highest rents at $5.14 per sq ft per month.
Even with steady rents across most of LA County, demand is weak as tenants downsize or delay leases, affecting property managers and service providers.
Industrial vacancies are rising in Los Angeles County, with rents dropping to about $1.46 per sq ft per month and 644,869 sq ft vacated this quarter.
New construction is adding even more space, giving tenants more bargaining power and can create challenges for property managers and service providers.
How It Impacts You
High vacancy makes competition tough. Keeping tenants with better amenities and flexible leases is more important than ever for property managers in LA County for both the office and industrial market.
This can create an environment where there is more demand for tenant upgrades and better amenities.
New industrial space coming online creates chances for construction, retrofits, and custom build-outs. This could mean more opportunities for service providers to capitalize on.
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