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New homes in the Victoria Square community are for sale, available next year from homebuilder Taylor Morrison with prices starting the $600,000 range. Seen here is the “coastal” style. (Rendering courtesy of Taylor Morrison)
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New homes in the Victoria Square community are for sale, available next year from homebuilder Taylor Morrison with prices starting the $600,000 range. Seen here is the “coastal” style. (Rendering courtesy of Taylor Morrison)
Nearly 100 new homes are for sale in Riverside in the Victoria Square community built by Taylor Morrison.
The two-story, single-family homes — roughly 4 miles west of March Air Reserve Base — range from 2,296 to 3,008 square feet with four to five bedrooms, three bathrooms and two-car garages.
Homes should be available in early 2026, according to the community’s website. Prices will range from the low 600,000s and up. Homes listed online as “available next year” are priced around $728,000 to $781,000.
Nearby schools include Mark Twain Elementary, Frank Augustus Miller Middle, and Martin Luther King Jr. High.
Future amenities include a basketball court, park, playground, and walking trails.
Address: 19105 Laurelhurst Ave.
Workforce housing coming to San Bernardino
An apartment complex in San Bernardino is being converted to workforce housing.
Echo Apartment Homes, a 38-unit complex at 505 East Rialto Ave., recently sold for $12.3 million, or roughly $323,000 per unit, to Aspen Real Estate Financial.
AREF will work with the county’s housing authority and the California Affordable Housing Agency to structure rents to fall within workforce housing levels.
AREF said it will handle all the costs of the building purchase, along with reserve funds to cover lease payments and operating expenses in recessionary periods. At the end of a 40-year lease, AREF will donate all the equity and upside value to the housing authority. The county also will get all of the rent cash flow from the property.
Echo Apartment Homes includes 26 two-bedroom units averaging 1,059 square feet, six three-bedroom units at 1,192 square feet and six four-bedroom units around 1,248 square feet.
Each apartment includes stainless steel appliances, plank flooring and covered patios. Amenities include a multi-sport court, covered parking, controlled access, on-site management and 24-hour maintenance.
“The purchase of Echo Apartments is an opportunity for us to bring new housing opportunities to the community, including opportunities for those often overlooked in traditional housing markets without the need for a large capital contribution,” said Rishad Mitha, deputy executive director for the housing authority or HACSB.
Navy’s Industry Day is Aug. 12
The Navy is looking to make connections with local businesses and entrepreneurs.
The Naval Surface Warfare Center Corona Division is hosting its annual Industry Day from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Aug. 12 at the Historic Civic Center Theatre in Corona.
“Industry Day is a dynamic platform for industry to learn and connect with our technical team, and for the Navy in Norco to network with small and large businesses,” said Dr. Julie Santana-Padilla, deputy director, NSWC Corona Office of Small Business Programs.
The event will feature presentations on Navy support needs and a networking session with NSWC Corona personnel.
Pre-register is recommended at tickettailor.com/events/navalsurfacewarfarecentercoronadivision.
For questions, call NSWC Corona at 951-393-4810 or email osbpcorona@us.navy.mil.
Fix Auto expands west in Temecula
Fix Auto Temecula West, a collision repair shop, has opened in Temecula.
The owners are Greg Folden and John Volpe, who now owns four Fix Auto shops in Riverside County. The Temecula West joins Fix Auto Temecula, Fix Auto Temecula South, and Fix Auto Menifee.
The Temecula West facility includes seven staff members working in 12,000 square feet.
For more information, go to FixAutoUSA.com
U-Haul repair shop looking for technicians
U-Haul opened a repair shop at 1235 E. Baseline St. in San Bernardino.
San Bernardino Repair says it’s looking to hire at least 60 people to work at the 4.5-acre facility where service is done on a rental fleet of do-it-yourself moving equipment.
The new facility is replacing a U-Haul repair shop at 891 S. Arrowhead Ave. in San Bernardino, which closed in June after 54 years.
For more information on jobs, go to uhauljobs.com.
1.1M square feet for logistics company
iDC Logistics, a national third-party logistics provider, recently signed leases for 1.1 million square feet of industrial space in San Bernardino and City of Industry.
CBRE’s Jeff Vertun represented iDC Logistics in both transactions. Terms were not disclosed.
iDC signed a lease for 844,311 square feet at 5690 Industrial Parkway in San Bernardino, the second-largest industrial lease in “core” Inland Empire in 2025, according to CBRE.
The space will be used for iDC customers’ logistics needs. It comes with a temperature-controlled environment.
The second lease spans 260,000 square feet at 19515 E Walnut Drive N in the City of Industry.
This facility will house iDC Made, working as a manufacturing hub producing consumer electronics, including computers and monitors, for a third-party client. iDC said it will employ 200 technicians who will produce 12,000 to 15,000 finished units per week.
Elton Chung, CEO of iDC Logistics, said in a statement that the City of Industry facility would gives its clients a certain tariff-conscious agility while “supporting U.S. job creation and economic growth.”
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