The Inland Empire’s apartment market posted a more than fourfold quarterly jump in sales volume alongside falling vacancy and a shrinking pipeline, while neighboring Ventura County saw vacancy climb and rents slip, according to NAI Capital Commercial’s third-quarter research.
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