Dubroff: A new effort to drag Santa Barbara’s economy into the future
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Dubroff: Looking back on a year of pandemic, and the week everything changed
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Dubroff: More shots, fewer infections mean the worst is likely behind us
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Dubroff: Central Coast leaders can set the tone for pandemic response
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Dubroff: A few reasons to be optimistic about the region’s economic future
While thousands of small businesses are hanging on, waiting for an additional round of federal loans and extended benefits for laid-off workers, there are signals that 2021 will be a better year for the Central Coast. In just one week, the announcements that Southwest Airlines will finally serve Santa Barbara, that a new $500 million Read More →
Real Estate: Santa Barbara building is city’s biggest apartment sale of 2020
Beachside Partners announced the sale of the 25-unit San Pascual Apartments in Santa Barbara at the beginning of December. The apartments were off-market and sold for $9.45 million in cash, making the property the city’s largest multifamily property sale this year.
