Small (Development) is Beautiful

Forget Waldo, can anyone spot Marty McFly? Here's the panel at “Back to the Future: Small Building Development in the Inland Empire," a ULI OC/IE event last week in Ontario. Execs from CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, Fullmer Construction, Shea Properties, and Spectrum Commercial Lender joined San Bernardino County supervisor Janice Rutherford. The takeaway: IE commercial growth is finding the most demand between 10k SF and 100k SF.

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