Inland Empire Economic Intelligence
Daniel MacDonaldInland Empire Economic Intelligence (IEEI) seeks to publish informative research about Inland Empire communities, with a focus on how they have changed and what those changes mean for the broader economy.
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Summer housing market update
According to data on housing sales from the California Association of Realtors, this summer’s real estate market was the worst in the last 5 years for Riverside County, and second-worst (slightly behind last year) for San Bernardino.
Job loss and job creation in the IE
A puzzle in the status of the current economy - both nationally and regionally - is labor market weakness. Unemployment rates are trending upward, but there are no alarms going off about an incoming recession.
Crucial commuting statistics for economic developers
Economic development professionals should keep their eye on metrics like work-from-home rates, the share of residents commuting outside their city or county, and average (or extreme) commute times. These numbers are increasingly shaping the...
IE real estate market may be headed for correction territory
See my Tableau dashboard based on this analysis here. Thanks for your support! Forward this to a colleague or friend who works in the area.
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I am an economics professor at California State University San Bernardino. I teach about regional data sources and the political economy of Southern California.
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