LOS ANGELES-Developers are starting to feel differently about Orange County, a region that saw the office market get hit hard after the subprime collapse. By 2014 sectors will start to demand more office space than is currently on the market.
These findings were part of the Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast, which looks at how the California commercial real estate market will fair over the next couple years. The above video has senior economist Jerry Nickelsburg talking about the Orange County.
GlobeSt.com received exclusive access to the above videos and others that will appear on the site over the next couple of days that summarize the survey. Click here to view the full Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast California Commercial Real Estate Survey.
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