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Tesla to open collision center in San Bernardino

Tesla Motors will build a collision service center in San Bernardino, the automobile maker’s first in the Inland Empire. The facility will be a partnership between Tesla and ViaWest Group, a Phoenix-based real estate-investment group, according to a statement released by the city April 4. The 30,000-square-foot collision center, approved …

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Desert Hot Springs retail property sells for $6.1 million

A retail property in Desert Hot Springs has been sold for $6.1 million. The 33,000-square-foot site at 13000-13160 Palm Drive is occupied by a multi-tenant shop building and two nearby offsite pads, one of which is occupied by Chase Bank, according to Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga. The …

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Fontana logistics center sells for $197 million

Sold Stamp

An 820,000-square-foot warehouse-distribution facility in Fontana has been sold for $197 million. EQT Exeter, a global firm that develops, leases and manages industrial properties, bought the Commerce Way Distribution Center from Manulife Investment Management, according to a statement. JLL helped arrange the sale of the 44-year-old project, which is at …

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San Bernardino to repave 21 streets

Riverside County’s redistricting public hearing

San Bernardino will repave 21 streets for an estimated $8.7 million. The city council recently approved the project, which will cover five and a half miles of roadway citywide according to a statement on the city’s website. Matich Corp., a Riverside construction and engineering company that specializes in asphalt projects, …

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CSUSB cybersecurity program gets federal help

Cal State San Bernardino’s cybersecurity program has received $963,000 in federal funding that will be used to start a new project. The grant, will help launch the Tech and Workforce Hub Project, will assist students at the Cybersecurity Center begin their cybersecurity careers according to a statement on the university’s …

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