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Dollar Tree to open Fontana store

Dollar Tree, the discount store that sells everything for $1 or less, has leased space in Fontana. The retail chain has agreed to occupy 12,430 square feet in the Morningside Marketplace shopping center, 14574 Baseline Ave., according to a statement. Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga marketed the property …

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Report: Inland retail market less than spectacular in third quarter

Inland retail shows growth

The Inland Empire retail market was somewhat flat in the third quarter, with vacancy and net absorption experiencing a year-over-year decline, according to a report. Retail vacancy in the two-county region was at 6.8 percent at the end of the third quarter, down from 7.2 percent exactly one year earlier, …

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IE industrial stays strong

Industrial Tenants Announced

The Inland Empire industrial market continued to soar during the third quarter, as absorption rose and vacancy remained low, according to CBRE. About 3.2 million square feet of industrial space was absorbed in the Inland region during the quarter that ended Sept. 30, and 27.1 million square feet was under …

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Inland Empire office report is a mixed bag

Office lease rates averaged $2.01 per square foot in the Inland Empire at the end of the third quarter, the first time in 10 years the price of local office space reached $2, according to a report released Monday. That was the good news regarding the Inland office market in …

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Report: So Cal apartment rents expected to rise

Apartment Rental Rates Expected to Rise

Southern California apartment dwellers are likely to pay at least $100 more in rent per month by 2021, a recent study predicts. During the next two years, rents will increase by $139 in Los Angeles County, $106 in Orange County, $209 in San Diego County, $110 in Ventura County and …

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New law aims to get more houses built in California

SB 330 lowers fees and makes it easier to get houses built, especially houses that middle-class families can afford. California’s much-beleaguered housing industry may finally be getting some help from Sacramento. On Oct. 9, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 330 – also known as the Housing Crisis Act of …

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