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Inland Empire Retail Vacancy Set to Hit 7% Despite Strong Absorption

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Thin construction and steady absorption set up landlords near Ontario International Airport and south Riverside County for continued pricing power. The Inland Empire's retail market is delivering a study in contrasts: the metro entered July with the highest retail vacancy rate among major U.S. markets, yet tenant demand over the past three quarters ranked among […]

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