Tourism in a pandemic: To promote, or not to promote?
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Read More →The great outdoors: Region copes with new tourism reality
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Read More →Hair: State budget sets aside $8.3 million for housing in the face of pandemic
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Read More →San Luis Obispo County on state’s COVID monitoring list
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Read More →Simi Valley industrial building leased to undisclosed investor
The industrial and office sectors of Ventura’s commercial real estate market continue to see action, even during a pandemic. A new industrial building in Simi Valley is already off the market. Newmark Knight Frank announced the lease of a 211,715-square-foot building in Simi Valley at 1757 Tapo Canyon Road. The Class A industrial building sits Read More →
Read More →Reopening and closing tough on tri-county businesses
Karen Stewart, who owns Pier City Cider and Four Brix Winery in Ventura, closed for 10 weeks because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Her businesses were open for five weeks before the state ordered them shut again amid rising coronavirus cases on the Central Coast. And it will be at least the fourth week of July Read More →
Read More →Developer plans to add 1,270 homes to the Nipomo region
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