Inland Empire
Freedom Solar Signs Inland Empire Lease
Following the completion of extensive tenant improvement work, the company will move into its new space in March this year.
HFF Arranges Sale of 150KSF Inland Empire Shopping Center
The buyer of Perris Plaza, a joint venture, plans to expand the property to almost 300,000 square feet and bring several new retailers and restaurants. Leasing has already started.
Kidder Mathews Names New Inland Empire SVP
The company expanded its capabilities in the region by tapping Bob Woods, the new SVP having more than 25 years of specialized industrial real estate experience.
Inland Empire’s Road to Recovery
Office leasing activity was solid in all submarkets, with nearly 1.5 million square feet leased across the metro. Roughly 200,000 square feet of space is scheduled to come online by year-end.
Westcore Properties Nabs Industrial Portfolio in San Bernardino, CA
The two fully leased properties in the booming Inland Empire industrial market add to the company’s growing industrial footprint in the region.
Inland Empire Retail Center Sells for $32M
Cushman & Wakefield brokered the sale of Upland Town Square, a 100,350-square-foot retail center. The property was approximately 88 percent leased at the time of the acquisition.
Topson Downs Leases 443 KSF Inland Empire Warehouse
DAUM Commercial Real Estate Services represented the tenant in the transaction. The 10-year lease was completed for a total consideration of $30 million.
Gramercy JV Buys 280 KSF Inland Empire Office Building
Working on behalf of Founders Properties, NKF brokered the sale of Northpointe in San Bernardino. TPG Capital teamed up with Gramercy Property to purchase the five-story asset.
Inland Empire Logistics Center Changes Hands
CP Logistics Fontana, represented by a team of brokers from Cushman & Wakefield, sold the new facility to an affiliate of Zurich North America.
Hanley Arranges $22M Inland Empire Retail Sale
The 62,952-square-foot newly remodeled regional shopping center in Riverside, Calif., was 98 percent occupied at the time of the sale. Only eight shopping centers in the Inland Empire changed hands for more than $20 million in the past 12 months.