Lynch’s Inland Empire is finally getting a real home release David Lynch knew how to make Inland Empire go viral before we even knew what that meant By Austen Goslin Published Mar 21, 2023 Follow ...

The Inland Empire has a 1.6 billion square foot warehouse footprint, which attracts more than 535,000 truck trips per day. These produce greenhouse gas emissions, pollution (air, noise, light ...

Inland Empire. Photo by MattGush/iStockphoto.com Development softened, with 571 units delivered in 2023 through October and an additional 6,963 units under construction.

The Inland Empire has become a hot market for both renters and home buyers. People from L.A. and Orange counties have been migrating east, where not only rent, but homes tend to be much more ...

The Inland Empire also appears to be veering right on several statewide ballot measures. Proposition 3, which enshrines same-sex couples’ right to marry in California’s constitution, won ...

The vacancy rate, which bottomed out in Inland Empire at a record-low 1.3% in Q2 2022, finally leveled off at 6.8% in the third quarter after more than two years of steady increases.

SEE ALSO: Cushman & Wakefield Hires Randy Abend as Executive Managing Director in NYC During the trailing three months, asking rents in the Inland Empire multifamily market increased, performing ...

Noting that more than 300 warehouses in Inland Empire are within 1,000 feet of nearly 140 schools—a number that doubles to 600 if you expand the radius to 1,500 feet—the study said that the ...

The Inland Empire is among the nation’s largest based on absolute measures such as population and GDP, but it ranks in the bottom third in terms of the economic well-being of its residents as ...

As for the Inland Empire, its unemployment rate averaged just 0.4% higher than the state, which is all the more impressive when the region’s labor force grew by 46% over the 20 year period ...

The nickname “Inland Empire” probably peaked in usage on maps and tourist literature decades ago, describing a region with Spokane at its center.

To be sure, Inland Empire’s unemployment rate, which hit 14.4% at the depths of the downturn in July 2010, has plummeted. In Riverside, the number of jobs grew by 33% from 2010 to 2017.