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Industrial market stays strong

Inland Empire Industrial Market

Vacancy in the Inland Empire’s industrial sector dropped slightly during the second quarter, as absorption outperformed new product coming online, according to data released Monday. The two-county region’s industrial vacancy rate during the third quarter was 3.1 percent, down from 3.7 percent one year earlier, Newmark, Knight Frank reported. Average …

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Economic conference scheduled

Economic conference scheduled

The eighth annual Inland Empire Economic Forecast Conference is scheduled to be Oct 25 at the Riverside Convention Center. The event, sponsored by the UC Riverside School of Business Center for Economic Forecasting and Development, will include analyses of the U.S., California and Inland Empire economies, according to the business …

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Local Toro division receives environmental award

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The Toro Co. has been given a 2017 WaterSense Excellence Award by the Environmental Protection Agency. The award recognizes Toro’s contribution to the federal agency’s WaterSense program, which identifies products that help save water, according to a statement released by Toro last week. Toro officials accepted the award at the …

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Local credit union named a good place to work

Altura Credit Union in Riverside has been named one of the best credit unions to work for in the United States by a leading trade publication. Credit Union Journal ranked Altura one of top 45 employer-friendly credit unions nationally, and 12th among credit unions with more than $1 billion in …

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Frontier lands at OIA

Frontier Airlines officially began serving Ontario International Airport Thursday with the arrival of Flight 1923. Airport officials and community leaders greeted the flight, which was the official start of the largest commitment of new air service at Ontario International in more than 10 years, according to a statement on the …

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Who says traditional retail is going away?

Inland retail shows growth

Not in the Inland Empire, where brick and mortar has made a strong showing this year. The question is, how long can that trend last? Traditional retail might be going away in a lot of U.S markets, as more people shop online, but it’s performing just fine in the Inland …

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