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Sebree to lead realtors trade group

John Sebree has been named chief executive officer of the California Association of Realtors. The chief executive officer of the Missouri Realtors for the past seven years, Sebree succeeds Joel Singer, who announced his retirement this year after 43 years with the Los Angeles-based trade association, according to a statement. “I’m …

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ONT gets close to pre-pandemic passenger count

Planes on Runway at Ontario Airport

Ontario International Airport accommodated 475,502 travelers in November, nearly reaching its pre-pandemic numbers for the next-to-last month of the year. The airport also surpassed four million passengers for the year, as passenger traffic rose 123 percent year-over-year and got within five percent of November 2019’s pre-pandemic count, according to data …

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Riverside park to get major renovation

Santiago Park opens in Moreno Valley

Riverside will use a $7.1 million state grant to renovate Patterson Park, a popular facility in its Eastside neighborhood. The funding, from the California Department of Parks and Recreation, will be distributed through the Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Grant Program, according to a statement from the City. “Enhancing …

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Huge year looms for e-commerce returns

E-commerce returns this year could total $66.7 billion, a 45.6 percent increase compared with the average amount compiled during the last five years, according to data released last week. That would mean more stress for retailers, many of whom are having enough problems dealing with supply chain, CBRE said in …

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Inland office market outlook a little muddled in 2022

Inland office market outlook a little muddled in 2022

Vacancy and lease rates likely will be flat during the next 12 months, and don’t expect to see many office buildings under construction. The big issue, like everywhere else, will be how many people return to the office after working at home during the pandemic. As the new year approaches, …

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