Inland Empire

Net lease investment volumes grew 105% last year in the Inland Empire, the second strongest gains in the country.

An institutional buyer purchased the 1 million-square-foot distribution facility after Cardinal Health leased the entire property.

The Southern California market had the highest number of large industrial deals in the US last year, a total of 21 transactions totaling 17.5 million square feet.

The market hasn't only seen growth but job diversity as well, and that will help it better weather the next economic storm.

Wood Investment buys a grocery-anchored two-tenant retail center in the Inland Empire submarket.

The Inland Empire is helping to drive the economic growth in the state as other markets suffer from housing affordability issues.

The population growth in the Inland Empire is driving an increase in pricing, and some submarkets are seeing the strongest appreciation in the country.

Bloomington Logistics Center is a 677,383-square-foot industrial property in the Inland Empire.