According to Robb Report, buyers and renters are beginning to view climate factors with the same weight as commute times or school districts. In some markets, insurance costs are rising as properties face higher flood or fire risks, while tenants increasingly consider air quality, water access, and climate resilience in their housing choices.

A McKinsey study notes that climate-related risks have the potential to alter property values, investment performance, and tenant demand over time. For owners and investors, staying informed about these shifts can help protect both property value and tenant relationships.

Rental property scams are an unfortunate reality for property owners and tenants, especially in high-demand areas like Fontana, Redlands, and San Bernardino in the Inland Empire. With a strong rental market, property owners, property managers and tenants must stay vigilant against scams that can lead to financial loss and legal headaches. This article highlights common scams and offers strategies to help protect yourself from becoming a victim to a rental property scam.

David Friedman got the opportunity to feature in the Inland Insight Podcast. In the episode, “The Future of San Bernardino's Economic Development with IE Real Estate Mogul David Friedman,” he shared his ideas and involvement in growing downtown San Bernardino. He is hoping to bring in and expand small businesses hoping to create a walkable city for the community!