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
Unexpected Funds Allow Victorville Road Projects To Jumpstart
February 27, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Measure I Benefits the Victor Valley The La Mesa/Nisqualli Interchange that broke ground in February 2011 and opened in 2013 will finally be paying off its debts. A funding source that they did not believe was possible is allowing other Victorville road projects to move forward by paying off remaining debt from the project earlier than 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
Victor Valley Cities Ranked Best Cities For Young Families
February 6, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Honorable Rewards For Hesperia And Apple Valley Honorably so, two municipalities within Victor Valley made the “100 Best Cities for Young Families” list on Webby-award winning website, ApartmentList.com. The city of Hesperia and Apple Valley have proven to be great locations for young families. To determine the “100 Best Cities for Young Read More
Spanish Trails Project Contributing To The Growth Of Barstow
February 2, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Spanish Trails In The Works Another amazing project is in the works in Barstow, contributing to the projected long-term growth of the city as a whole. All of the preliminary work for the Spanish Trails project has been completed, and the 800,000 square foot shopping center near Main and L Street is expected to reach ultimate completion by Read More