Riverside is asking for development proposals for the city’s Northside neighborhood. A “notice-of-availability” has been released regarding the 2,000-acre property, a cluster of neighborhoods north of the 60 Freeway and south of Colton, according to a statement on the city’s website. Proposals will be for the first 126 acres. They …
Read More »State rules for wastewater conversion are in place
State regulations for converting wastewater into drinking water have taken effect. Those guidelines, which were approved in December by the State Water Resources Control Board, make it possible for state water systems to invest in treatment plants that will recycle millions of gallons of wastewater every day, according to a …
Read More »IE office market posts solid quarter
The Inland Empire office market absorbed 60,548 square feet of space during the third quarter, enough to drop the region’s vacancy rate half a point, to eight percent. Most of that space was added in Riverside, where 26,503 square feet was added during the quarter that ended Sept. 30, according …
Read More »Survey to help determine county housing policies
San Bernardino County is asking for the public’s help in establishing its housing policy. Every five years, the San Bernardino County Community Development and Housing Department asks county residents to complete a survey regarding planning related to housing and community development, according to a statement on the county’s website. Information …
Read More »Industrial market has tough third quarter
The Inland Empire industrial market struggled during the third quarter, recording negative absorption and a drop in construction. Vacancy was 6.8 percent, unchanged from the second quarter, the first time in two years that number did not go up, according to CBRE. Eleven point six million square feet of industrial …
Read More »Indio forms business support group
Indio has started a support group for the city’s businesses. Indio Business Connect, which was announced Oct.1 at the State of the City gathering, will be paid for by the city, according to a statement on the city’s website. Open to all Indio-based businesses free of charge, the program will …
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