A company that manufactures and distributes outdoor furniture is moving within the Inland Empire. Summerville Furnishings Inc. will lease a 56,585-square-foot building at 1800 Turner Drive in Ontario, said Stefan Pastor, an associate with Colliers International. The company is leaving an 80,000-square-foot building in Fontana that has served as its primary …
Read More »Dispute stalls commercial project
The Murrieta City Council has delayed consideration of a proposed mixed-use development because of a disagreement between the city and landowners. The council voted unanimously Tuesday to delay its vote on The Triangle, an office, hotel and retail project that would be built on 64 acres at Interstates 15 and …
Read More »Major logistics development underway in Chino
Construction has started on a major warehouse-distribution facility in Chino that is reportedly the largest speculative industrial project currently under development in the western United States. Empire Gateway will be built at the northwest corner of Euclid Avenue and Pine Street, according to Colliers International Ontario, which is marketing the …
Read More »Inland housing agencies receive HUD grants
Two local housing agencies have received counseling grants from the federal government. Springboard Nonprofit Consumer Credit Management and The Fair Housing Council of Riverside County were among 334 organizations nationwide that recently received assistance from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, according to a published report. …
Read More »Barstow casino still has some hurdles to clear
Don’t expect to see Native American gaming in Barstow anytime soon. Plans for a proposed casino in Barstow, which would be owned and operated by the Los Coyotes Band of Cahuilla and Cupeno Indians in San Diego, are still in the preliminary stages, according to a published report. …
Read More »Court: Riverside owed payback for redevelopment loans
Riverside has won a major battle in its lawsuit with the state involving the city’s former redevelopment agency. A Sacramento Superior Court Judge ruled that city should be repaid for the $18.5 million in loans it made to the former agency, according to a published report. That ruling, …
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