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Commercial Stirrings in Inland Empire

Published Dec. 6, 2011
Salvatore Vuono

Developers in Southern California's Inland Empire are moving forward with the region's first speculative warehouse and distribution-center projects since the downturn, a sign of the surprising resilience of consumer spending.

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