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 …
Read More »Dermody announces Eastvale leases
A vitamin manufacturer and a logistics company have leased space at LogistiCenter Eastvale. Gardena-based Better Nutritionals, maker of the Vitamin Friends product line, and Landmark Global, an international delivery and logistics network, have leased a combined 285,072 square feet, according to Dermody Properties, which helped negotiate both transactions. Better Nutritionals …
Read More »Riverside will use grant to help homeless
Riverside has received a $10 million grant from the state of California that will provide housing and support services for homeless people. That funding, secured by Assemblymembers Sabrina Cervantes, D-Corona, and Eloise Gomez Reyes, D-San Bernardino, will help pay for Project Legacy, a 49-bed campus that will feature healthcare, job …
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