Retail, Industrial, & Investment Property Advisor

Commercial Real Estate in the communities of Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon, Danville, Walnut Creek and beyond

  • Banks Are On the Move In Livermore

    You may have noticed a new “For Lease” sign up at 1986 2nd Street, the Valley Community Bank building (it is actually on the corner of 2nd and S. L Street). No word on where or if they will be relocating. Size: 3,200± square feet Asking Price: $1.95, Gross per square foot, per month Tri-Valley Bank is… Read more

  • The Shops at Waterford Retail Center in Dublin In Escrow

    The Shops at Waterford, located at Dublin Blvd. & Tassajara Road is being sold. Safeway, Wells Fargo, Peet’s Coffee, Pet Food Express, Baja Fresh, Amici’s, and a variety of other tenants all reside in the center. The current vacancy in the shopping center is minimal, 6,600± square feet left behind by Stacey’s and two in-line spaces totaling less… Read more

  • Livermore Prime Outlets Development

     As many of you know, Prime Outlets should be wrapping up construction in July of 2011 (as stated on Prime’s website). The city of Livermore has eagerly chased this project for years and recently announced ground-breaking shall commence early 2010. It seems as though everything is on track, but is it… Today, a press release from… Read more

  • 2010 area forecast: ‘Doom and gloom’ – Sacramento Business Journal:

    2010 area forecast: ‘Doom and gloom’ – Sacramento Business Journal:. Interesting read regarding the commercial real estate market in Sacramento. Read more

  • New Pizza Restaurant Coming to Livery in Danville

    Be on the look out for a new pizza restaurant in the Livery. The welcomed addition to the center will serve thin crust specialty pizza. What is the going rent in the neighborhood? This particular tenant is rumored to be paying $3.50 per square foot, plus $.90 triple net per month. There was a lengthy rent… Read more

  • Danville Restaurant Space Available

    Downtown Danville has fared quite well through the downturn in the economy.  Vacancy remains low despite a few open spaces along Railroad Avenue. In my experience, I have had more tenants & restaurant owners interested in space in Danville than any other town/city. Upon further inspection a vast majority of tenants are then turned away by… Read more