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Retail development OK’d

Retail development OK’d

Adelanto has approved a retail project that will be developed on 18 acres at the northeast corner of Highway 395 and Rancho Road. Rancho Plaza at 395 will cover a little less than 200,000 square feet and will include a service station, a three-story, 60-room hotel, drive-thru restaurants, office space …

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Major homebuilder buys lots in Riverside County

D.R. Horton

A Fort Worth-based homebuilder has purchased 36 lots in Highgrove, an unincorporated community in Riverside County next to Riverside. D.R. Horton, rated the largest homebuilder in the United States by the National Association of Home Builders every year since 2002, bought the property at Garfield and West Spring streets, said …

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State to address Ag Park

State to address Ag Park

The California Department of Health and Human Services will conduct a study of the potential health impacts of Riverside’s Ag Park project. The study is a response to a written request Riverside made to the department in March, according to a statement posted Monday on the city’s website. Health and …

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IE industrial market stays strong

Industrial Tenants Announced

The Inland Empire’s industrial market continued to perform well during the third quarter, though several sectors did record minor drops during that time. Average lease rates reached 51 cents during that three-month period, up an average of 10 cents year-over-year and higher than the peak years of 2007-08, according to …

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Another Stater Bros. on tap

Stater Bros. Charities

Stater Bros. will open its ninth store in Riverside, the company has announced. The facility will be located in a former Ralphs Supermarket at 315 E. Alessandro Blvd. in Mission Grove Plaza, according to a statement released Monday. The building, which covers 46,000 square feet, will undergo an extensive remodeling …

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Inland Empire economic forecast healthy but residents, workers remain anxious

The message from Wednesday’s Southern California Economic Forecast remained consistent: The Inland Empire is doing well. But, in the words of Manfred Keil, Ph.D., associate professor of economics at Claremont McKenna College, speaking on the regional economy, “… you don’t feel well because there are things that need to get …

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