The bulldozers are coming: Derelict Miramar cottages to be leveled in December
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IQMS breaks ground on new building to house growing workforce
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Santa Barbara food market and condo project is ripening
The Alma del Pueblo condo and food market project on Victoria and Chapala streets in downtown Santa Barbara is moving closer to completion.
IQMS breaks ground on new HQ
Paso Robles-based software firm IQMS broke ground on a second 30,000-square-foot building on Nov. 14. The company makes software that manufacturers use to track production and plan for materials purchases. With a strong customer base in the automotive component manufacturing industry, the company has been expanding its offers with new sensors and hardware that let Read More →
Software in the toolkit: Tech execs founded Procore to streamline construction
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Credit union HQ will develop Tank Farm corridor in SLO
One of the last undeveloped corners of southeast SLO will soon be home to a modern new campus for SESLOC Federal Credit Union.
UCSB’s ocean science center holds out hope for bright future
A walk through the half-finished construction project on Lagoon Road on the UC Santa Barbara campus underscores the fact that creating successful public-private partnerships in a post-recession world is a tough job indeed. The project, which boasts some of the best views of the Channel Islands anywhere, has been much in the news lately because Read More →
