San Diego

Leasing activity has remained healthy for low-rise and low-density office properties in San Diego.

In the third quarter, construction activity continued to rise to more than 4 million square feet, even as leasing absorption has slowed.

A new California stay-at-home order, broken down on a regional basis, was announced yesterday, and will go into effect within 24 hours in regions with less than 15% intensive care unit availability.

Manhattan is now the third most liquid market in the world, according to a new report from Real Capital Analytics.

While there was an increase in sales during the third quarter, industrial investment is down significantly for the year.

For the first time this year, industrial absorption was positive in San Diego, let by leasing activity from ecommerce and medical device users.

As retailers and manufacturers increase safety inventories and diversify supply chains, strategically located distribution centers will continue to be vital.

At a recent CREW San Diego conference, Alyssa Muto of the City of San Diego said she is working with the city to set up the department.