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Boom in Inland Empire industrial space is beginning to go bust - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com - 2/3/2009
Boom in Inland Empire industrial space is beginning to go bust - Los Angeles Times
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As the regional economy continues to sputter, vacancy rates are beginning to climb at warehouses and distribution centers for industrial goods, putting the already hard-hit Inland Empire at further risk of decline and threatening facilities in Los Angeles and Orange counties as well. After years ...
eschatonblog.com - 2/3/2009
Inland Empire Collapses
— eschatonblog.com — Grim area. As the regional economy continues to sputter, vacancy rates are beginning to climb at warehouses... and distribution centers for industrial goods, putting the already hard-hit Inland Empire at further risk of decline and threatening ... (more) Inland Empire Collapses
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Inland Empire Collapses
Eschaton — Grim area. As the regional economy continues to sputter, vacancy rates are beginning to climb at warehouses and distribution centers for industrial goods, putting the already hard-hit Inland Empire at further risk of decline and threatening facilities in Los Angeles and Orange counties as well. After years of high occupancy and rapid construction of cargo hubs, immense spaces are now standing empty. Some fell victim to the collapse of retailers such as Mervyns and Wickes Furniture; others are vacant because the huge national falloff in demand for consumer ...

More on the Inland Empire Bust
Calculated Risk — From the LA Times: Boom in Inland Empire industrial space is beginning to go bust As the regional economy continues to sputter, vacancy rates are beginning to climb at warehouses and distribution centers for industrial goods, putting the already hard-hit Inland Empire at further risk of decline and threatening facilities in Los Angeles and Orange counties as well. After years of high occupancy and rapid construction of cargo hubs, immense spaces are now standing empty. Some fell victim to the collapse of retailers such as Mervyns and Wickes Furniture; others ...

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