Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga has negotiated three leases for the franchisee of a popular cookie store chain. All three Crumbl Cookies sites are on the east end of the San Gabriel Valley: Diamond Bar (1,685 square feet at 2438 Golden Springs Drive), Glendora (1,200 sf at 1385 …
Read More »Children’s hospital to spend $135 million grant on upgrades
Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital has received a $135 million state grant that will pay for six major projects, including construction of a pediatric medical office building. The grant, announced recently, is the largest ever given out by the California Health Facilities Financing Authority, according to statement on the hospital’s …
Read More »Shopping center sells for $24.6 million
A grocery-anchored shopping center in Menifee has been sold for $24.6 million. Tourmaline Capital, a San Diego-based real estate investments firm, sold the property to a private investor, according to JLL Capital Properties. JLL’s Irvine office represented Tourmaline Capital in the negotiations, which were completed last month. The buyer’s name …
Read More »CSUSB working on international partnership
Cal State San Bernardino will partner with an Eastern European university to promote education, science, and cultural development. The collaboration with Lviv Polytechnic National University in Ukraine, which is still being planned, will focus first on entrepreneurship, according to a statement on the Cal State San Bernardino website. “This is …
Read More »Riverside to spend second round of federal ARPA funding
Riverside will spend $13 million on park improvements and $4 million on trash trucks from funds allotted to it through the American Rescue Plan Act. Those allocations, which the council approved Feb.7, will come from $36.7 million given to the city via the rescue plan act, the $350 billion pandemic recovery, …
Read More »Construction closer as Plaza Theatre restoration group nears fundraising goal
The group that formed four years ago to restore the Plaza Theatre in downtown Palm Springs is close to seeing its efforts pay off. The Palm Springs Plaza Theatre Foundation has raised $12.5 million, $3.5 million short of what it will need to make the 86-year-old structure a viable attraction once …
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