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Cyndy Sujarit
Prudential Commercial Real Estate
660 N. Diamond Bar Blvd.
Diamond Bar, CA 91765
Cell (909)240-6021
Direct (877) 728 - 8273 ext 310
Office (909) 839 - 4570
Fax (909) 839 - 4597 The Inland Epire
The unprecedented growth in population in the state, especially Southern California is poised to create a tremendous demand for land in the region. The coastal areas have already filled up best evidenced by the ever-worsening traffic conditions on the freeways, a sight not so pleasant especially during rush hours. The growth has since then moved eastward towards the Inland Empire in San Bernardino County. The Victor Valley, located in the Inland Empire North, is one of the areas where development in the housing and business sector is becoming a more frequent occurrence. One just can’t disregard the visible construction signs along the major thoroughfares in the city. Although affordable housing is one of the major reasons why people have relocated in the area, another factor is the increase in job availability that are created by companies who have established presence in the adjoining cities of Hesperia, Apple Valley, Victorville and Adelanto - companies in the likes of Goodyear, Mars Candy Factory, Lowe’s, Kohl Dept. Stores, Wal-Mart, etc. The development of Southern California Logistics Airport also contributes to this commercial boom. It has moved towards achieving its objectives quite successfully as shown by the on- going runway extension, the construction of General Electric’s hangar bay, the near completion of the $450 million power plant, and more recently, the possibility of having a major bottling company, all within the airport’s domain. All indications give the area a solid economic base that can possibly make it another metropolis like San Diego or Los Angeles. As this unravels, more land will be needed by developers, retailers, manufacturers and government agencies which could possibly translate to a promising return on anyone’s investment.The following facts have, in one way or the other, influenced the unprecedented increase in real estate prices in the state especially in Southern California: The most populous state with 37 million peopleProjected to reach 50 million in the next 15-20 yearsEvery sixth baby is born here5th largest economy in the world The nation’s gateway to the 3 trillion dollar Pacific-Rim Market, which is growing by 3 billion dollars/week Leads the nation on foreign investment transaction450,000 jobs created each yearSouthern California is home to 60% of the state’s population

Land requires no upkeep
You don’t have to be there to tend to an empty parcel. Unlike apartment buildings or commercial properties you spend nothing in maintenance. You don’t have to worry about sloppy tenants or unpaid rent. In fact, the land continuously increases in value even if you don't see the property.

Land never wears out nor depreciates.
Nothing can destroy the land and since land is a fixed commodity, its value must continue to rise as more people move into an area. Detroit can build more cars. Wall Street can float more stock issues, but there is only so much land and no more.

You don’t need money to acquire land.
Because of the value inherent in the land itself, CAPITAL HOLDINGS, Inc. will lend up to 90% of the sales price of the property. With as little as $1,000, you can control up to $10,000 in land. This is called leverage. Neither the stock market, nor banking your funds offer you so much leverage with such little initial cash outlay.

Land is the original inflation fighter.
A recent article in the U.S. NEWS AND THE WORLD REPORT states that land values rose at a rate three times as great as the increase in general price level over the last ten years. So you pay off your land with dollars that are increasingly worth less, which in most cases pushes you ahead of inflationary trends. But even and in most cases, pushes you ahead of inflationary trends. You have REAL financial security.

Land is an excellent tax shelter
Property taxes and interest charges in most cases are tax deductible. Yet, at the same time, undeveloped property taxes are low enough so as not to be real financial burden.