Drone Crackdown on Illegal Fireworks Yields 65 Citations, $97,500 in Fines
New aerial surveillance program shows mixed results across neighborhoods as complaints increase.
Housing
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Former Sears Property to Become Housing Despite Airport Proximity Concerns
Council majority cites housing needs in approving mixed-use development, overruling airport land use commission's safety recommendations.
August 2024 Housing Market Update: Is the Dream Still Alive?
Windermere Tower Properties provides insights into last month’s housing market.
City Council Approves Controversial Housing Development After 20-Year Delay
25-unit luxury home project moves forward after two decades amidst debate over environmental impact.
June 2024 Housing Market Update: A Mixed Bag of Trends and Challenges
Windermere Tower Properties provides insights into last month’s housing market.
June 2024 Housing Market Update: The Flight to Quality
Windermere Tower Properties provides insights into last month’s housing market.
Inland Empire LGBTQ+ Center Opens in Riverside
TruEvolution's Project Legacy campus becomes a hub for local LGBTQ+ community
May 2024 Housing Market Update: Inventory Slightly Increases, Land Properties in High Demand
Windermere Tower Properties provides insights into last month’s housing market.
Riverside Roars: April 2024 Housing Market Update
Windermere Tower Properties provides insights into last month’s housing market.
Riverside's historic charm meets modern housing solutions: The ADU Debate
Real estate professionals, preservationists, historians, and residents are encouraged to attend an advisory discussion on guidelines for ADU development in historical neighborhoods.
Matthew Gardner returns to Riverside: A glimpse into the future of Inland Empire real estate
Windermere Tower Properties brings economist Matthew Gardner's top ten 2024 real estate predictions to Riverside, providing a roadmap for homeowners in the Inland Empire.
Riverside leads Inland Empire in State’s $156.4M effort to expand homeless housing
$4.375 million will purchase up to five homes to create housing for those aging out of foster care.
Riverside church's bold initiative: New apartments provide housing and services for the housing-insecure
St. Michael’s Riverside Episcopal Ministry Center opens 50-unit apartments for low-income families.