The Inland Empire office market absorbed 77,756 square feet space in the third quarter, bringing the region’s net absorption for the first nine months of the year to nearly 289,000 square feet, according to data released this week. Rents leveled after six months of consecutive growth, dropping one cent to …
Read More »Home prices continue to grow
U.S home prices grew 11.4 percent in September compared with exactly one year earlier, the fifth straight month of year-over-year growth, according to data released Tuesday. Most of that growth, which includes properties in some state of foreclosure, happened in the southeast United States, Irvine-based CoreLogic reported. Month-over-month sales increased …
Read More »State, local home sales decline
Higher mortgages caused by rising interest rates helped slow California home sales in September, according to data released Tuesday. Sales of existing single-family homes totaled 305,680 last month, down 2.5 percent from August and 30.2 percent year-over-year, the Los Angeles-based California Realtors Association reported. The sales data, collected from more …
Read More »Housing Market Forecast predicts sales will drop in 2023
California’s existing single-family home sales are expected to drop 7.2 percent in 2023, according to a study released last week. Sales will drop from 359,220 projected units this year to 333,450 units next year, the result of a “modest” recession brought on by “stubborn” inflation, the California Association of Realtors …
Read More »Adelanto retail center gets started
Construction has begun on a neighborhood retail center in Adelanto. Adelanto Towne Center’s first phase will be two buildings, that combined cover 10,000 square feet, according to Lewis Retail Retail Centers in Upland, the project’s developer. Poppy Express Wash and Poppy Fuel will occupy both buildings which are expected to …
Read More »Land sale for high-speed rail station approved
Rancho Cucamonga and the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority have approved the sale of property, owned by both entities, that will be home to the Inland Empire’s first high-speed rail station. Brightline West, a privately owned intercity rail service in Miami, will develop Cucamonga Station on the five-acre site at …
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