Inland Empire Job Growth Continues Inland Empire job growth increases have topped the state’s average, showing an upward journey for the region. This is extremely great news, especially considering all of the promising projects and developments that are in the works for the Inland Empire. During 2014, California’s job growth numbers reached 2.2 Read More
Continued Growth In The Inland Empire
March 16, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Land Values Will Continue to Rise While there is still land for sale in the Inland Empire, it is important to note that land values are continuing to rise. This is due to the increasing demand for development in the region, which can be attributed to its geographical location and its benefits. Inland Empire land value prices are on a northbound Read More
Middle Class Families Flocking To The Inland Empire
February 25, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Inland Empire Key to SoCal Economic Success Did you know that the Inland Empire is key to SoCal economic success? This revelation comes from the transition of middle class families moving out of Los Angeles and either leaving California completely or moving to the Inland Empire. Los Angeles is becoming less and less of a desirable place to live, Read More
Continuous Growth Expected For The Inland Empire
February 9, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Inland Empire Predicted to Continuously Grow The Inland Empire is continuously growing at a steady pace. While a four to five year period of steady growth will not put the Inland Empire in a boom era, it will provide the region with a cushion of protection against any downturns down the road. Currently the Inland Empire’s renting trends are Read More
Economic Growth in the Inland Empire Expected to Continue
January 16, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Recovery & Growth Expected for the Inland Empire Like many areas, the Inland Empire was hit hard by the Great Recession. The Inland Empire economy is on the right track. The area is currently one of the fastest growing regions in Southern California. The trend of fast growth in the Inland Empire is expected to continue for the next five Read More