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Retail site sells for $7.6 million

Inland retail shows growth

A retail property in Chino that is leased by CVS Pharmacy has been sold for $7.6 million. The 13,000-square foot parcel at 12101 Central Ave. sold to a local investor whose name was not released, according to a statement released by CBRE. The seller, who also wished to remain anonymous, …

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Inland office market should perform well in 2019

Inland Empire office market continues to improve

Speculative projects aren’t on the horizon, but otherwise absorption should continue and vacancy should drop, according to several local brokers. The Inland Empire office market might be one of the most unusual office submarkets in California, if not the United States. The office market in Riverside and San Bernardino counties …

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Office complex sells for $14.3 million

A two-building office complex in Murrieta next to Highway 79 has been sold. Silverhawk Corporate Center at Winchester and Murrieta Hot Springs Road sold for $14.3 million, according to a statement released by CBRE. The seller was Silverhawk Partners, an investment group represented by CBRE during the sale negotiations. The …

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Inland Empire retail should be more of the same in 2019

With the economy strong and people spending, the local retail market should be strong, but probably not spectacular, next year. If its third quarter performance is any indication, the Inland Empire’s retail market will be strong as it enters 2019. Net absorption in July, August and September was more than …

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Menifee strip mall sold

A strip mall in Menifee has been sold to a private investor. The Shops at Town Center Marketplace, located at 30029-30067 Haun Road, changed hands for $9.4 million, according to a statement released by CBRE. Buyer and seller were both represented by CBRE. Neither party’s name was released. The project, …

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OC company shifting to Chino Hills

Industrial Market Stays Hot

A Brea company that makes consumer networking products is moving to Chino Hills. TP-Link USA Corp., a worldwide provider of routers, range extenders, switches network adapters and other products, has bought the Chino Hills Commerce Center for $15.9 million, according to a statement released by Newcastle Partners Inc. in San …

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