Downtown retail study recommends ways to revitalize State Street
Addressing loitering and panhandling and encouraging more mixed-use developments that include residential are among the recommendations to revitalize State Street in a retail strategy study released by the Downtown Organization of Santa Barbara on June 9. Seattle-based retail consulting firm Downtown Works said that loitering by homeless people is perhaps the biggest challenge facing State Read More →
Attractions, hotels and eateries revitalizing lower State Street
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Isla Vista apartment projects sell for a combined $51.8M
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Investor-owners can get more out of retail property leases
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Dubroff: Hotel Californian poised to leverage Funk Zone proximity
The next piece to the puzzle of Santa Barbara’s waterfront redevelopment will fall into place this summer with the opening of the three-building Hotel Californian. Management is being coy about the opening date for the 121-room hotel, which straddles lower State Street. It incorporates the original Hotel Californian, which pioneered the city’s Spanish Colonial Revival Read More →
Industrial tenants have tough time finding space
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Property investor demands more from Santa Barbara City Hall
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