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Real Estate

IE’s available retail space drops, but absorption is strong

Record sales for holiday retail

Available retail space in the Inland Empire fell 10 basis points to 6.9 percent during the first quarter of this year, according to a recent report. That quarter-over-quarter decline can be attributed to leasing outperforming the large-format space that came online, as well as a tightening of overall market conditions, CBRE …

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PREP helps sell Pomona building

PREP looks to sell former bowling alley

Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga has helped negotiate the sale of a historic building in downtown Pomona. The Armstong Building at 150-196 E. Third St, and 345 S. Locust St. was purchased recently by the Western University of Health Sciences for $2.9 million, according to a statement on …

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Inland Empire multifamily market drops

Inland multifamily: occupancy flat, absorption up

Occupancy in the Inland Empire’s multifamily market declined in the first quarter, according to CBRE. The drop of 10 basis points from the last three months of 2025 marked the third consecutive quarterly decline for the Inland region, CBRE reported. The Inland region experienced a year-over-year drop of 50 basis …

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US homes listed for sale rises

The number of U.S. homes for sale rose three percent year-over-year during the four weeks that ended April 19, the largest increase since November, according to a report. During the same time, pending home sales fell 1.2 percent, the smallest decline in one month, while mortgage-purchase applications rose 10 percent …

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US homes listed for sale rises

Statewide home sales jump

The number of U.S. homes for sale rose three percent year-over-year during the four weeks that ended April 19, the largest increase since November, according to a report. During the same time, pending home sales fell 1.2 percent, the smallest decline in one month, while mortgage-purchase applications rose 10 percent …

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State housing market continues to struggle

U.S. home prices record annual decline

California’s housing market stayed down in March, the result of the open-ended war with Iran, rising gas prices and up-and-down stock market. Sales of existing single-family homes totaled 265,320 during the third month of the year, down 3.5 percent from February, and down 2.5 percent year-over-year, according to the California Association …

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