The University of Redlands has reached an exclusive negotiation agreement with a developer regarding the university’s proposed University Village project. REACH Redlands LLC and university officials will now try to come up with a plan to develop 30 acres around the on-campus Arrow Rail Station, according to a statement on the …
Read More »Local lending company plans to train people to be entrepreneurs
Since its founding in 2005, AmPac Business Capital has specialized in arranging loans for Inland Empire businesses through the U.S. Small Business Administration. But the company, which recently moved into 6,500 square feet of office space in Ontario, is about to start a new venture, one in which would-be …
Read More »Moreno Valley parcel to become retail site
A Los Angeles developer will build a retail project on 1.2 acres it has purchased in Moreno Valley. Seagrove Property Group paid $1,050,000 for the parcel at 23125 Sunnymead Blvd. near the 60 Freeway, according to Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga, which negotiated the transaction. Information about the …
Read More »Hernandez named AV’s employee of the quarter
Maribel Hernandez, an administrative analyst with Apple Valley, has been named the town’s top employee for the fourth quarter. An Apple Valley employee since December 2013, Hernandez is the planning commission secretary. She produces the agenda and minutes, and is the point of contact for incoming calls and planning-related requests at …
Read More »Goldware joins Riverside Public Utilities board
Rebeccah Goldware has been named to Riverside’s public utilities board. Currently the Riverside Community College District’s vice chancellor for institutional advancement and economic development, Goldware joined the board last month after being appointed by the city council. Goldware will represent Ward 2, which includes Canyon Crest, the Eastside and the …
Read More »State home market stays tough for most would-be buyers
Buying a home remained a major hurdle for most Californians during the third quarter, according to data released this week. Only 24 percent of the state’s prospective homebuyers could afford the $814,450 needed to buy a median-price single-family home during that time, up slightly from the second quarter, but down …
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