Inland Empire communities depend heavily on logistics jobs, since starting wages are typically higher than minimum wage | Presented by: Encon Commercial

The Inland Empire industrial market continues to lead the nation in absorption and new construction. With over 20 million square feet of industrial space delivered annually, submarkets like Ontario, Fontana, Riverside, and Moreno Valley remain at the center of Southern California’s logistics economy.
Our News section provides updates on market conditions, new speculative developments, major lease transactions, and corporate relocations across the Inland Empire. Stay informed on vacancy rates, rental growth, and industry trends that impact your site selection decisions.
Whether you’re tracking the expansion of e-commerce distribution centers or following regional transportation improvements like the I-10 Express Lanes and SR-60 upgrades, InlandEmpireIndustrialSpace.com delivers insights that help you stay ahead in the market.



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