Inland Empire | firsttuesday Journal

Riverside housing indicators

by ft Editorial Staff | May 12, 2025 | Charts, Forecasts, Inland Empire, Mortgages, Real Estate | 15

View these Riverside regional charts for details on current activity and forecasts for its local housing market.

The widening level of vacant commercial space available in SoCal — Q1 2025

by Amy Platero | Apr 23, 2025 | Commercial, Economics, first tuesday Local, Inland Empire, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Market Watch, Orange County, Real Estate, San Diego | 0

SoCal’s commercial real estate market on entering 2025 is fully destabilized with industrial vacancy rates elevated across all SoCal markets and office vacancy rates even higher.

SoCal commercial vacancy rates moving on up in Q4 2024

by Amy Platero | Feb 7, 2025 | Commercial, Economics, first tuesday Local, Inland Empire, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Market Watch, Orange County, Real Estate, San Diego | 0

Commercial vacancy rates rose after 2023 and continue to rise in Southern California. While increasing vacancies cut into rental income and leasing fees, the absorption rate is worsening and shifting the source of leasing fees. Regions with the highest vacancy rates see the most occupancy of vacant space.

SoCal commercial property struggles linger on in Q3 2024

by Amy Platero | Nov 29, 2024 | Commercial, Economics, first tuesday Local, Inland Empire, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Market Watch, Orange County, Real Estate, San Diego | 0

In each quarter in 2024, all SoCal markets experienced increasing vacancies.

SoCal commercial vacancy rates continue to rise in Q1 2024

by David Swistock | Apr 30, 2024 | Charts, Commercial, Economics, Inland Empire, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Market Watch, Orange County, Real Estate, San Diego | 0

Southern California’s commercial market softened even further in the first quarter of 2024.

Zoning obstacles for manufactured homes in California

by Amy Platero | Sep 8, 2023 | Bakersfield-Fresno, Bay Area, Economics, first tuesday Local, Inland Empire, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Orange County, Real Estate, Sacramento, San Diego | 1

More acceptance of manufactured homes within California’s zoning laws may help address the state’s 980,000-unit housing deficit.

SoCal commercial vacancy rates continue to rise in Q2 2023

by Amy Platero | Aug 7, 2023 | Commercial, first tuesday Local, Inland Empire, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Orange County, Real Estate, San Diego | 0

Southern California’s commercial market softened even further in the second quarter of 2023.

HCD awards grants to increase access to housing

by Amy Platero | Jul 28, 2023 | Bay Area, first tuesday Local, Inland Empire, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Orange County, Real Estate, Sacramento, San Diego | 0

California is rewarding local agencies with over $352 million in grant funding to help achieve housing and climate goals.

Grants awarded to pro-housing metros

by Amy Platero | Jul 12, 2023 | Bakersfield-Fresno, Bay Area, Economics, first tuesday Local, Inland Empire, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Real Estate, Sacramento, San Diego | 2

Was your service area among the 18 awarded with grant funding for having pro-housing policies?

SoCal’s commercial market further softened in Q1 2023

by Amy Platero | Jul 7, 2023 | Commercial, first tuesday Local, Inland Empire, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Orange County, Real Estate, San Diego | 0

SoCal’s commercial market faced tough headwinds in the first quarter of 2023.

SoCal’s industrial leasing performance peaked in 2022, now trending downward

by Adam Kolvas | Dec 7, 2022 | Economics, Inland Empire, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Orange County, Real Estate, San Diego | 0

SoCal’s industrial leasing performance is in for the third quarter.

Most SoCal cities miss deadline to complete housing plans

by Amy Platero | Nov 14, 2022 | first tuesday Local, Inland Empire, Laws and Regulations, Los Angeles-Santa Barbara-Ventura, Orange County, Real Estate | 0

Just 73 out of 197 Southern California cities and counties met an October 2022 deadline to get their housing plans for the next eight years approved.

Honey, I shrunk the population: California migration trends

by Amy Platero | Aug 26, 2022 | Economics, Inland Empire, Real Estate, Sacramento, Your Practice | 0

A great migration from the Golden State to less costly states is underway. Which demographics are moving out and what are their motivations for packing up?