With the lowest vacancy rate in the nation, industrial assets in the Inland Empire continue to be highly sought after by both investors and tenants alike. A $48.8 million deal Rancho Cucamonga, revealed in a fourth quarter industrial market report by Newmark, highlights this trend. In the deal, Bridge Investment Group purchased a 175,291 square-foot […]
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