Inland Empire

ONTARIO, CA—Minimum-wage job growth is undeniable, but you can't send your kids to college if you're working at Chili's, say speakers at RealShare Inland Empire. Here's what they say about higher-paying positions.

With more than 200 of Southern California's CRE leaders RealShare welcomes you to the Ontario Convention Center to discuss trends and forecasts in the market. Lower vacancy rates indicate increased demand, supporting higher rents and fewer concessions. Learn about opportunities created by the expansion of Highway 395, why transaction velocity is increasing in multifamily and office, growing investment driven by California tax credits and projects in the development pipeline. You won't want to miss these hot topics paired with the high-level networking platform you expect from the RealShare Conference Series. Learn more.

ONTARIO, CA—Some size ranges of industrial space in this market are under such great demand that rents continue to climb, CBRE's Darla Longo tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE preview to RealShare Inland Empire.

ONTARIO, CA—Finding product to buy and getting a high yield from it is the biggest problem investors have in this market, Panattoni's Steve Batcheller tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE preview to RealShare Inland Empire.

IRVINE, CA—In light of its recent acquisition of a 34,500-square-foot office building in Ontario, CA's prime business corridor, GlobeSt.com spoke EXCLUSIVELY with Stillwater president John Drachman about this market.

BLOOMINGTON, CA—CBRE arranged the deal for the $58 million sale of the 51-acre truck terminal in the Inland Empire.