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Inland Empire Industrial Market Stays Hot

Inland industrial market is more than solid

The Inland Empire’s industrial market ended the second quarter with a vacancy rate of 3.1 percent, having absorbed 4.6 million square feet of space during that three-month period, according to data released Wednesday. In all, 13 million square feet of new industrial product was delivered in Riverside and San Bernardino …

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Ontario Summer Festival to Return

Ontario Town Square

The Summer Series at Ontario Town Square will be back for a third season. This year’s events – a live concert and farmer’s market on Wednesday evenings and a movie screening on Friday evenings – attracted more than enough people to assure its return in 2017, said Sue Oxarart, communications …

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Cash Sales of Inland Empire Homes Below National Rate

Local Office Market Perks Up

Cash transactions accounted for 25.1 percent of all home sales in the Inland Empire during November, according to data released Wednesday. That was virtually unchanged from April 2015 – a drop of 0.4 percent – but it was below the national rate of 31.6 percent, Irvine-based CoreLogic reported. During the …

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Aldi to Open Another Store

Aldi Coming to Inland Empire

Aldi, the Germany-based global discount supermarket chain that made its debut in California earlier this year, will open a store in Menifee next month. The store, at 30163 Haun Road, is scheduled to open Aug. 17 with a ribbon-cutting, media and VIP preview and an official grand opening ceremony, according …

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Stater Bros. to Finish Summer Food Program

Stater Bros. Charities

Stater Bros. is scheduled to complete its “Harvesting Hope in the Summer” campaign today with a donation of 117,154 pounds of food to The Salvation Army’s Riverside County chapter. The program, which began last month, will have given more than 400,000 pounds of food to Southern California food banks when …

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The DNC: Corruption and Charades

By Ed Hoffman If you watched the coverage of the Republican National Convention last week, then you heard about all the problems Republicans supposedly have with unity and leadership. This week, it’s the Democrats’ turn – and clearly, that party has plenty of its ownproblems. The Democratic National Committee chair, Debbie …

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