NEW LISTING! Pacifica Commercial Realty (Santa Barbara) 1650 Ramada Drive Paso Robles, CA.

Pacifica Commercial Realty is proud to offer this amazing piece of real estate perfectly located on the Central Coast of California. Being offered for sale or lease, this unique building is ideal for a multitude of different applications. Please click the link below for additional information on this industrial gem.

Rare opportunity to purchase or lease a large industrial facility centrally located between Los Angeles and the Bay Area in the growing city of Paso Robles. The improvements consist of 220,424 square feet of industrial space situated on approximately 10.45 acres of land. The majority of the building consists of high bay industrial / manufacturing space, with the balance be- ing approximately 9,000 square feet of support office space. The building features 43 foot clear height ceilings to the bottom of the center beam, and 20 foot clearance at the eaves. The parking lot and yard area are entirely concrete. Two 4,000-amp panels serve the building, providing plenty of power for most users. The building is currently vacant, so it would be ideal for an owner-user or a tenant with an immediate need for space.
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Noozhawk - Hum of Building and Progress Is Music to Goleta Officials’ Ears

Interesting read about the all the new development that is underway in Goleta. Checkout the article that Noohawk just published. Click HERE for full article.

“To say a lot is happening in Goleta these days is an understatement.

Hundreds of new housing units are opening or under construction, and high occupancy rates in hotels make City Manager Michelle Greene believe “if you build hotels in Goleta, people will come.”

Greene and Mayor Jim Farr updated the community on all things Goleta at Thursday’s State of the City luncheon put on by the city and Goleta Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Farr said some residents have complained to him about the constant hum of development in Goleta — saying the city was paving paradise — and that many projects built up in the development pipeline during the recession, leading to more activity now.”

We are very pleased to announce that Jerry Beaver and Mark Mattingly are being recognized as two of the top 40 people to know in commercial real estate on the Central Coast! Please pick up a copy or subscribe to Pacific Coast Business Times to read article.

Interesting NoozHawk: Senior Development Project

Written By: Joshua Molina -NoozHawk 

An 89-unit affordable housing project for seniors, proposed for a site next to a South Hope Avenue car dealership and alongside Arroyo Burro Creek, won approval last week from the Santa Barbara Planning Commission.

But the project proposal, from the Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara, sparked a fierce debate over two of the community’s most prized collective values: housing and the environment… 

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Interesting Noozhawk Article about Santa Barbara Real Estate Development Course!

"The Santa Barbara Land (Use) Planner’s Academy starts Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2016, and runs six consecutive Wednesday evenings until March 16.

The Academy is presented by the Central Coast Section of the American Planning Association and will provide an unparalleled opportunity to learn about land use issues in the region and how to influence local land use decisions." Noozhawk - 

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Checkout our new listing! Pacifica Commercial Realty -- 2272 Lillie Ave. Summerland CA

Pacifica Commercial Realty is proud to be offering a two-story commercial building built in 1986 in the heart of the popular Summerland retail corridor. The ground floor space features an open floor plan with generous natural light. Please visit our website for more information on the incredible property for lease. 

http://pacificasantabarbara.com/commercial-real-estate/2272-lillie-avenue-summerland-ca/

Pacifica sponsored article! New Development replaces Sandman Inn.

Great article on Noozhawk about now housing project replacing the Sandman Inn.

Great to see new projects in out town!

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