By Catherine Sweeney Due to more affordable pricing and its less populated location outside of Los Angeles, the Inland Empire’s office market is beginning to make a comeback. According to an Inland Empire third quarter market report from Newmark, rental rates are beginning to rise as more office assets are absorbed in the market. During […]
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