Opening restaurants in tri-county region eats up money
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Street smarts: Veteran U.S. diplomat to speak at Westmont breakfast
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First step: Cadense ready to help people get back on track
As a high schooler, Dr. Tyler Susko wasn’t exactly sure how, but he knew he wanted to help people. During those years, he recalled many trips to assisted living communities, specifically one that was for children with cerebral palsy. “I left there and I was probably like 16 or 17 and I remember feeling really Read More →
SESLOC CEO looks back at wonderful career in credit union industry
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Visitor-related spending totaled $2.2B in Santa Barbara County’s South Coast
Visitor-related spending in Santa Barbara County’s South Coast region was $2.24 billion in the last quarter of 2022 and the first three quarters of 2023, a market research firm managing director said at Visit Santa Barbara’s latest Tourism Summit on Jan. 17. There were 6.5 million visitors to the region, 96% of whom said it was Read More →
Sacks Parente shares struggles in first year going public
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CRE outlook: Green light for CRE projects to stay on in 2024
Developmental projects, whether they be for housing or commercial, are expected to continue full steam ahead in 2024 even as many developers and businesses will continue to remain cautious. Building and construction were expected to take a back seat in 2023, as economic headwinds from a regional banking crisis, to overseas issues and even continued Read More →
