California Commercial Real Estate News
Noozhawk: Jedlicka’s Iconic Saddle Sign’s Off from Atop Now-Closed Western Wear Store
From left, Jan Willingham, Peter Georgi and Brent Roach manuever the Jedlicka’s Western Wear & Saddlery neon …
Podcast: Steve Golis goes one-on-one with American Riviera Bank’s Joanne Funari
Commercial Real Estate on the Central Coast with Joanne Funari and Steve Golis Joanne Funari, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer …
Noozhawk: Santa Barbara Commission Sides with Institution Ale Over Controversial Neon Sign
Institution Ale co-owner Shaun Smith stands near his Santa Barbara brewery’s controversial neon sign. (Joshua Molina / …
The Independent: Institution Ale Gets to Keep the Neon
Institution Ale's Ryan Smith and son Shaun Smith at the family's new State Street location. Photo: Paul …
Radius Insight: Q2 2019 Market Report
Summary of market insights and analysis from Q2 2019 South Coast commercial sales and leasing activity: Download the complete report here …
How CRE Marketing Evolved Over the Last 10+ Years?
As the popular adage goes, "change is the only constant". This is true of all things, especially marketing and more specifically …
News Release: Santa Barbara Running steps into new Montecito digs
Santa Barbara Running owner Joe DeVreese in front of the new 9 Trails mural at the new …
Santa Barbara News-Press: AFTER 50 YEARS, HE GETS HIS MOMENT
Steve Brown not only received a standing ovation from fellow students, but also an embrace from Chancellor …
Local News: Mixed-use development slated for downtown Santa Barbara
Radius Commercial Real Estate, in partnership with Southern California developer KIBO Group, will build a three-story, mixed-use development in downtown Santa …
News Release: New Mixed-Use Project Brings 26 Apartment Units to Downtown Santa Barbara
Radius officials break ground at site of new mixed-use development located at 214-226 E. De La Guerra …
Noozhawk: Hillside’s Sunset Soirée Honors Longtime Board Member Jim Wolfe
Santa Barbara County Supervisor Gregg Hart, left, and Hillside board chairman Brad Frohling. (Rochelle Rose / Noozhawk …