Inland Empire

Restaurants are generating business with creative techniques and restructuring leases to survive the pandemic.

The low-income communities that make up opportunity zones could be more exposed to the impacts of the pandemic.

Big box demand helped drive positive net absorption and increasing asking rents in the Inland Empire during the second quarter.

With waning earnings, some investors might be looking at the tax benefits that come with opportunity zones.

The coronavirus pandemic has increased demand for industrial space across the nation, potentially spurring a supply shortage in Southern California.

There are 57 opportunity zones in the County of San Bernardino, and they could be the key to catalyzing development during the recovery.

The pandemic has catalyzed new demand for 500 million square feet of industrial space, but it will take years for the supply to catch up.

Title 24 means integration between lighting and mechanical systems, and the code also will now specify how to go about selecting lighting controls, which will affect the total cost of the project, says Environmental Systems Design.