A 1.2 million-square-foot office park in Camarillo has changed hands, marking the largest industrial property deal in the region’s history. The $59.1 million sale of the Mission Oaks Corporate Center to Los Angeles-based Rexford Industrial also edges out the 2002 sale of Oxnard’s 13-building Topa Tower financial plaza, which was purchased by the late Los Read More →
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Goleta-based Yardi Systems appears to have scored a victory in the settlement of a corporate espionage lawsuit filed against its largest competitor. Yardi makes software used by property owners and managers to run apartment complexes and corporate office buildings. It is likely the largest player in its industry, with 7 million residential units and 7 Read More →
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The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 28 decision to uphold President Obama’s Affordable Care Act left health care providers and consumers around the country wondering what the decision would mean for them. Across the Tri-Counties, it’s the community clinics serving low-income families and individuals that are likely to feel the most profound effects from the health Read More →
With a fleet of red Mini Coopers, Eric Greenspan built Make It Work into a tech support empire that stretched from Goleta to the Mexican border along the California coast. Starting with Santa Barbara in 2001, the company’s technicians fanned out across the Southland and rolled all the way to San Diego, the Mini Coopers Read More →
