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Chino retail property sold for $7 million

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A retail parcel in Chino occupied by a 7-Eleven and a Laredo Taco Company has been sold for $7 million in an all-cash transaction. The property in the 15600 block of Hellman Avenue is part of The Preserve, a 5,400-acre master-planned community, according to Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors …

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Prediction: state home sales, prices will rise next year

Sales of existing single-family homes in California are expected to reach 274,400 units in 2026, a two percent increase on last year’s projection if that forecast proves to be true, according to one of the state’s largest real estate trade groups. The state’s median home price is expected to rise …

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California looks to regulate short-term rental units

Cities will have a way to enforce their regulations on short-term residential unit if a bill co-sponsored by the League of California Cities becomes law. SB 346, which has passed the state Senate and Assembly, will also allow cities to collect the property tax owed to them and remove illegal …

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California a haven for self-storage facilities: report

California will lead the western United States in self-storage development, according to a forecast. The state is expected to deliver 4.9 million square feet of self-storage space in 2025, the most of any state except for Texas and Florida, predicts rentcafe.com, a website that tracks self-storage properties and apartments. Most …

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Sales of seasonal homes drops

U.S. home prices record annual decline

Homes sold in towns where vacation residences drive much of the housing market fell three percent year-over-year in July, according to a report. That compares to a one-percent nationwide decline in home sales in towns where seasonal homes are not a major factor, Redfin reported. In seasonal towns, sales have …

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Inland industrial market sends mixed signals

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Who says the Inland Empire industrial market is struggling? In the large industrial lease category, the Inland region appears to be performing fine, according to CBRE. Of the top 100 industrial leases of one million square feet or more recorded nationwide during the first half of 2025, 14 were in …

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