Manteca’s prime location between Interstate 5 and Highway 99, along State Route 120, makes it an attractive destination for businesses and retailers. Historically, proximity was its biggest strength, but today, Manteca is investing in long-term economic sustainability, making it more than just a well-located city.
Bringing a wealth of experience and local knowledge, Carrie Welch, CCIM and Kelsey Watt, MS are a dynamic team that will continue to focus on the greater Chico Commercial Real Estate and Northern California markets. With headquarters in Sacramento, CA, and an office in Redding, CA, Capital Rivers is uniquely positioned to offer in-depth local market expertise combined with a regional and national reach.
In the realm of real estate, the saying holds true: it’s all about location. While numerous west coast markets grapple with high office vacancy rates and challenges with their assets, there are hidden gems where downtown real estate is highly sought after. Redding happens to be one such hotspot, and guiding us through the nuances of this thriving market is none other than seasoned broker Chris Haedrich.
Let’s face it, 2023 was a challenging year in the commercial real estate market. With the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, rapidly rising interest rates, and a slowing economy, it was an adventure. The good news is the market has adjusted to the new norm, and it’s truly a professionals market- where deals that make sense and pencil are getting done, and those based on speculation don’t. In this download, Capital Rivers CEO Greg Aguirre joins us to offer an optimistic, yet realistic forecast on where he sees opportunity, and challenges, in the year ahead.
The pivotal positioning of Greenfield on Highway 101, graced with four substantial interchanges, has catalyzed our commercial endeavors, especially in the retail sector. Take the new Starbucks, for instance, whose success is attributed to its strategic location on this vital corridor.
Regardless of what you hear about clean energy, the fact is that oil is still the main ingredient in many consumer products we enjoy every day. That’s where Taft, California comes in: Situated at the convergence of two major oil fields, with access to the state’s major rail and highways, Taft is enjoying a resurgence and seeking retailers to serve this growing community.
The City of Banning has a rich history of economic development dating back to the gold rush era. Initially serving as a stagecoach station for routes to gold boomtowns, Banning experienced growth with the introduction of the railroad.
In this episode, the focus is on Chowchilla, a city founded a century ago in the heart of California’s lush Central Valley. Greg Aguirre, the CEO of Capital Rivers Commercial, welcomes Mark Hamilton, the Director of Community and Economic Development for Chowchilla.
Shasta EDC, a public-private nonprofit organization, acts as the economic development arm for Shasta County and its three incorporated cities. With a focus on job creation and attracting large employers, the EDC has been instrumental in driving economic growth in the region for over 70 years.
CEO of Capital Rivers, Greg Aguirre says, “Los Banos has a rich culture, prosperous business community, and thriving agricultural industry, which makes it an ideal location for work or play in the family friendly environment. Here are some fun facts about Los Banos. Interestingly, the name actually means the baths, and it’s named after a spring that feeds natural wetlands in the western San Joaquin Valley.