The Inland Empire posted the strongest rent growth of any major Southern California market even as developers, hamstrung by financing and cost pressures, broke ground on the fewest units in years — a divergence that is tightening an already lean supply outlook. Average effective rent across the Riverside-San Bernardino metro rose 3.7 percent over the […]
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