The Inland Empire's multifamily housing market is demonstrating remarkable resilience, weathering a wave of new apartment completions while grappling with regulatory headwinds that have slowed growth in the region's dominant warehousing and logistics sector. Despite delivering more than 1,800 new units in the first half of 2025—already matching the annual average for the past decade—the […]
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