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Renting Retail Space in Inland Empire

Retail tenants in the Inland Empire exhibit a balanced approach to lease commitments. TenantBase data shows that 40% of storefront searchers seek lease terms of three years or less, while a significant 29.2% aim for 3–5 year commitments. Notably, 23.6% are open to leases exceeding five years—substantially more than in other asset classes.

This long-term orientation reflects confidence among certain retail operators in the region’s growing residential base and relatively low overhead. Whether it’s family-run stores in Temecula or national chains in the retail corridors of Rancho Cucamonga and Riverside, the Inland Empire provides room for retailers to plant roots in cost-effective, high-visibility locations.

The market is particularly conducive to brick-and-mortar expansion for brands seeking to test new suburban concepts or double down on foot traffic in community-centered shopping centers.

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Popular Retail Space in the Inland Empire Market

Suite Rates in Inland Empire

Suite Sizes in Inland Empire

Neighborhood Comparison

Neighborhood Average Available SQFT Average Rate / SQFT PER Month NUMBER OF AVAILABLE SUITES
Chino 1,700 $2.31 / SF 62
City of Industry 1,400 $2.13 / SF 93
Corona 1,600 $2.36 / SF 32
Covina 1,300 $1.79 / SF 74
Fontana 1,700 $2.56 / SF 32
Hemet 1,700 $1.27 / SF 62
Jarupa Valley 1,800 $2.58 / SF 75
Moreno Valley 2,000 $1.51 / SF < 30
Murrieta - - < 30
Ontario 1,500 $1.94 / SF 63
Pomona 1,300 $1.67 / SF 38
Rancho Cucamonga 1,700 $2.21 / SF 41
Redlands 1,400 $1.85 / SF 69
Rialto 1,900 $1.58 / SF < 30
Riverside 1,600 $1.73 / SF < 30
San Bernardino 1,600 $1.20 / SF 45
Temecula 2,200 $1.93 / SF 44
West Covina 1,300 $1.76 / SF 76
*All data is from sources we deem reliable and is tracked to provide tenants an understanding of market and submarket conditions, however we cannot guarantee accuracy and all data should be confirmed prior to any use in the lease or purchase of real property.