Upland Investor Buys Two Inland Empire Office Properties

Best bookstores in Rancho Cucamonga (Photos)

Rademaker. (MGR Real Estate) Also By Roger Vincent September 17, 2013, 7:25 a.m. In one of the largest office building sales of the year in the Inland Empire, investor Michael G. Rademaker has acquired buildings in Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga in a $26.6-million transaction. Rademaker, founder and chief executive of Upland property brokerage MGR Real Estate, bought Centerlake Plaza. The six-story building at 3401 Centerlake Drive sits on more than 3.5 acres near the intersection of Haven Avenue and the San Bernardino Freeway in Ontario. As part of the deal, he also bought the two-story Havengate Center at 10350-10390 Commerce Center Drive in Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga. The seller was an institutional real estate fund managed by Prudential Real Estate Investors in partnership with principals of Unire Real Estate Group.
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Here is a list of some of places in Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga where you can find a good visit selection of books in Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga. Crown Books at the Victoria Gardens mall If you paid full price, you didnt buy it at Crown Books, boasts their website . Crown Books is a discount bookstore located in the Victoria Gardens mall where Borders used to be located. All of the books there are at least 50% off the manufactures suggested retail. Crown Books has a fairly small selection of books if compared to the selection Borders used to carry. They do have a wide selection of books including fiction, non-fiction, romance, biography, religious, poetry, literature , computer, self-help, and childrens books. You can find Crown Books at 12370 South Mainstreet, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739. Contact number is (909) 899-5100.
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Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga Chinatown House listed as endangered historic site

The trust described the house as "one of the last remaining tangible connections to the once-thriving Chinese community that helped build modern-day Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga." City officials had recently issued a notice to the property's owner, the Cucamonga Valley Water District, to correct structural issues in the vacant and neglected house. The water district was moving forward with plans to demolish the house when local advocates began pushing to save it. "It has been in ill disrepair for many years," Jo Lynne Russo-Pereyra, the water district's assistant general manager, said of the structure, noting that its second floor had been condemned more than 50 years ago. But Russo-Pereyra said that demolition plans have been tabled as the water district works with the city to secure the site, keeping out intruders who might get hurt. The water district has no plans for the site, she said. She said the water district wasn't involved in efforts to get the site added to the list and the announcement came as a surprise.
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Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga man allegedly kills wife, then tries to kill self

Police received reports of gunfire at9:30 p.m. Sunday at a residence in the 12500 block of Arlington Lane in Chino, but when officers arrived, the suspect and the victim were gone, said Chino police spokeswoman Michelle Van Der Linden. Authorities put out a bulletin to neighboring agencies, and Ontario police reported a woman matching the victim's description had been found with a gunshot wound. She was taken to a hospital and was pronounced dead, Van Der Linden said. The suspect's car was spotted in Rancho Cucamonga, close to where the couple lived, and was pulled over by San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies. During the stop the suspect shot himself, Van Der Linden said. The man was in stable condition at a hospital, she said. The names of the husband and wife, who authorities say have been married for decades, had not been released. ALSO:
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