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Report: Inland Empire Office Market Shows Signs of Recovery Amid Fluctuations

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By Lilly Riddle The Inland Empire's office market experienced a notable shift in the second quarter of 2024, showing signs of recovery despite mixed economic indicators. Cushman & Wakefield's recent Q2 2024 MarketBeat report revealed a decrease in vacancy rates for the first time since Q2 2022 coupled with a surge in leasing activity. The […]

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