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IE office market stays afloat

office building gets tenants

The Inland Empire absorbed nearly 30,000 square feet of office space during the third quarter, according to CBRE Group Inc. No office buildings were under construction in the two-county region during that time  – all of the new space happened in buildings already online when the quarter began – and …

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Prime commercial property in Hesperia goes on the market

Progressive Real Estate Partners, one of the Inland Empire’s leading commercial real estate brokerages, is listing approximately 55 acres of prime commercial property in Hesperia. The first parcel, which covers 45 acres, is next to Interstate 15 and the Ranchero Road off-ramp/overpass, according to a statement posted on Progressive Real …

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Industrial market stays strong

Inland Empire Industrial Market

Vacancy in the Inland Empire’s industrial sector dropped slightly during the second quarter, as absorption outperformed new product coming online, according to data released Monday. The two-county region’s industrial vacancy rate during the third quarter was 3.1 percent, down from 3.7 percent one year earlier, Newmark, Knight Frank reported. Average …

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Who says traditional retail is going away?

Inland retail shows growth

Not in the Inland Empire, where brick and mortar has made a strong showing this year. The question is, how long can that trend last? Traditional retail might be going away in a lot of U.S markets, as more people shop online, but it’s performing just fine in the Inland …

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Homes planned for Moreno Valley

KB Homes Buys Inland Empire Real Estate

KB  Homes will build 159 homes in Moreno Valley. Bella Cortina will consist of one and two-story structures that will range from 1,700 to 3,000 square feet, according to a statement. Prices will start around $350,000. A timeline for development was not released. Bella Cortina will be built in the …

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Report: state housing market to stay strong

Home Prices Up

California’s housing market should remain strong in 2018, although the state will still be plagued by not enough homes being built as well as an affordability problem, according to a report released Thursday. The state’s housing recovery is expected to continue through next year, but not at the pace it …

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