Real Estate/Development
Feb. 3, 2004
Developers Move East in the Inland Empire
BY LAURA COLEMAN CREJ Staff Writer Experts anticipate that, in 2004, developers in the Inland Empire will continue to look eastward as the western part of the region gets increasingly built out.
BY LAURA COLEMAN
CREJ Staff Writer
Experts anticipate that, in 2004, developers in the Inland Empire will continue to look eastward as the western part of the region gets increasingly built out.
As a consequence, industrial market observers predict more speculative development and land buying as well as higher prices and low vacancy rates for existing properties.
"The Inland Empire is far and away the hottest market in the United States righ...
CREJ Staff Writer
Experts anticipate that, in 2004, developers in the Inland Empire will continue to look eastward as the western part of the region gets increasingly built out.
As a consequence, industrial market observers predict more speculative development and land buying as well as higher prices and low vacancy rates for existing properties.
"The Inland Empire is far and away the hottest market in the United States righ...
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