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In summary, the 2023 San Diego ICSC convention offered a comprehensive overview of the current state of the commercial real estate industry. It highlighted the importance of relationships, the need to adapt to increasing costs, and the value of optimism and professionalism in overcoming challenges and seizing new opportunities.
A new hotel could be built in several Los Banos locations. The three sites below topped the list. All are on Pacheco Boulevard, Los Banos’ principal street. The proposed hotel locations are east of Interstate 5 (I-5), which connects the west coast from Canada to Mexico and produces transitory room
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,
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.
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