Inland Empire
Job Growth Slows But Remains Healthy, Supporting Commercial Real Estate
The US economy continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience despite headwinds, with February job growth coming in at 151,000 positions—below expectations but still indicating...
U.S. Construction Spending Declines in January Amid Rising Interest Rate Pressures
U.S. construction spending took a step back in January 2025, marking a 0.2 percent decline from the previous month, according to a new...
California Lease Terminations Lead Government Efficiency Drive
The Department of Government Efficiency has published a comprehensive list of lease terminations as part of its ongoing efforts to reduce federal real...
Wells Fargo: Consumer Spending Sees Sharpest Drop in Nearly Four Years Amid Inflation Pressures
Consumer spending in the U.S. took an unexpected downturn in January 2025, marking the sharpest monthly retrenchment in nearly four years, according to...
California’s Affordable Housing Crisis: 44,723 Homes Await Funding
California’s ambitious goal to produce 1 million affordable homes by 2030 faces a critical funding bottleneck, according to a comprehensive new analysis by...
One Company’s $10,000 Return-to-Office Incentive Yields Early Success
In a move that stands in stark contrast to the punitive approach adopted by many companies, Cameo is offering its employees a $10,000...
Governor Newsom Unveils Statewide Economic Growth Plan with $245MM Investment in Jobs and LA Recovery
In a move to bolster California’s economic future, Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the release of the California Jobs First Economic Blueprint, a...
Consumer Pessimism Deepens in February Amid Inflation and Labor Market Concerns
February marked a significant downturn in consumer confidence, with the sharpest decline since 2021 as growing anxieties about the economic outlook weighed heavily...
Cautious Optimism in California Real Estate: Housing, Industrial, and Retail Trends
Following the devastating fires that swept through Los Angeles in early January 2025, California’s real estate market faces challenges and opportunities. The Winter...
Housing Starts Decline Sharply in January, Signaling Challenges for Builders
The U.S. housing market faced a notable slowdown to start 2025, with both single-family and multifamily housing starts experiencing sharp declines. According to...
Why Returning to the Office Is Worth It—Even If It’s a Little Messy
By Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous) The return-to-office (RTO) debate has been one of the most hotly discussed topics in the...
GSA to Sell 500+ Federal Buildings in Major Real Estate Overhaul
The General Services Administration (GSA), the federal agency responsible for managing government buildings and technology, is embarking on a sweeping initiative to sell...
