Real Estate

California’s housing market ended 2014 on a whimper, not a bang. Sales were up 0.6 percent in December compared with exactly one year before, a “negligible’ increase but the first time since July 2013 that statewide home sales were up year over year, according to the California Association of Realtors. …

The Inland Empire’s industrial sector posted spectacular numbers during 2014. More than 16.7 million square feet of industrial space was added in Riverside and San Bernardino counties last year, and nearly 14 million square feet of industrial space was under construction as the year came to a close, according to …

The Inland Empire’s industrial sector posted spectacular numbers during 2014. More than 16.7 million square feet of industrial space was added in Riverside and San Bernardino counties last year, and nearly 14 million square feet of industrial space was under construction as the year came to a close, according to …

Prices and sales are expected to go up, but the market will still be held back by higher mortgage rates and general uncertainties about the economy. For most people, buying a house might not get any easier this year. Don’t expect major doings in the Inland Empire housing market this …

Prices and sales are expected to go up, but the market will still be held back by higher mortgage rates and general uncertainties about the economy. For most people, buying a house might not get any easier this year. Don’t expect major doings in the Inland Empire housing market this …

U.S. single-family home prices continued to rise during the end of last year. Prices were up 5.5 percent last November compared with November 2013, a figure that includes distressed home sales, according to data released Tuesday by CoreLogic in Irvine. That marks 33 consecutive months of year-over-year increases in home …