Paseo Nuevo renovation to be completed by the summer
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Santa Barbara’s State Street prime for Amazon
Amazon is bringing new life to its spot on Santa Barbara’s State Street. The Seattle-based tech giant began occupying renovated space at 1001 State St. on Jan. 6, when the door opened to the 46,800-square-foot former Saks Fifth Avenue building Amazon has been leasing since 2018. Balloons and mimosas welcomed new Amazon employees to the Read More →
Amazon opens office on State Street
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South Coast commercial sales volume up 73 percent
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Office sales rally but retail, industrial properties struggle
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Santa Barbara visitor center opens
On Nov. 7, Visit Santa Barbara and The Chamber of the Santa Barbara Region opened the new State Street Visitor Center at 120 State St., Ste. F, in the Hotel Californian property. The design of the new facility is intended to represent the beauty of the South Coast (deep indigo tones and wood elements evoke Read More →
Tri-county Halloween sales steady despite expected national decline
Retailers in the Tri-Counties aren’t frightened by projections of a national decline in Halloween spending. Shoppers are expected to spend $8.8 billion this year, down from 2018’s $9 billion, according to the National Retail Federation’s annual survey. Although only 36 percent of consumers plan to make their purchases at specialty costume stores, seasonal pop-up shops Read More →
