• Shopoff Realty Investments’ October 2026 market analysis finds rising costs and buyer incentives are reducing land values.
• New-home incentives reached approximately 7-8% of prices, compared with a historical range of approximately 3-3.5%, squeezing builders’ land budgets.
• Inland Empire industrial vacancy eased to 7.2% in the third quarter; average taking rents fell to $1.01 per square foot monthly.
• Industrial availability rose to 12%, while the construction pipeline expanded 34.8% from the previous quarter to 8.3 million square feet.
• Construction and land financing remain limited and expensive despite easing bank lending standards, with capital concentrated around experienced sponsors.

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