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Inland Empire Multifamily Rents Inch Higher as Construction Pipeline Contracts Sharply

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Kidder Mathews' 1Q 2026 report finds vacancy holding near 6 percent, average sale prices climbing 6 percent year over year, and new supply dropping 37 percent across the region's apartment market The Inland Empire multifamily market entered 2026 on relatively stable footing, with vacancy ticking down sequentially and asking rents nudging higher even as the […]

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