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 →
Santa Barbara ponders two redevelopment proposals amid need for housing
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Dubroff: New launch fees will help fuel Vandenberg’s expansion
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CRE: Ventura County office real estate saw record slow year in 2023
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Biotech activity still uncertain heading in ‘24
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Women-founded companies are breaking the mold on the Central Coast
Growing up, Blanca Hoffmeir loved aviation. As an adult, she became an engineer and worked her way up from a small company to a larger one. The larger company used drones for surveying purposes and, because she had her private pilot license, Hoffmeir was asked to be onboarded as a drone pilot to provide services Read More →
