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See the latest issue of California Centers ⤵ High Costs, High Demand Defines Today’s Retail Reality  Many of California’s retail spaces are still sought after by tenants, but the high-cost environment proves challenging when it comes to making actual moves — whether you’re a tenant, landlord or investor. By Nellie Day; insights from – Brad Umansky, CCIM, Progressive Real Estate Partners; Scott Agajanian, City of Murrieta; Chris Premac, Coreland Companies; Kimberly Wright, Riverside County Office of Economic Development; Todd Nathanson, illi Commercial Real Estate; John Hickman, NewMark Merrill Companies, Inc. Inside This Issue: South Coast Metro  Retail destinations distinguish California’s South Coast Metro as urban center.  By Hayden Spiess —˜insights from Diane Pritchett, South Coast Metro Alliance. Maintaining Sidewalks  Can you be forced to pay for public sidewalk repairs?  By Chris Taylor - a certified access specialist with Folsom-based ADA Compliance Consultants Read the issue: https://lnkd.in/eWQVfrCN #Retail #ShoppingCenters

🎙️ Missed the conversation?🎧💬 Happy to share a recording of yesterday's episode of The Raad Life featured Jeff Starke, candidate for Irvine City Council District 2, where he discussed his strategic vision for the future of Irvine. Throughout the interview, Jeff highlighted ✨ several key priorities🎤 : 👉 Traffic Solutions: One of the major topics Jeff addressed was the need to reduce traffic congestion, especially in District 2. He emphasized implementing better infrastructure planning, improving road safety, and expanding bike lanes to create safer, more efficient transportation options for residents. He spoke about practical, community-focused approaches to ease the daily traffic challenges faced by Irvine citizens. 👉 Public Safety: Jeff stressed his commitment to maintaining Irvine’s high public safety standards. He discussed working closely with local law enforcement and emergency services to ensure that the city continues to be a safe place for families, and he touched on tackling specific issues like theft and irresponsible e-bike use. 👉 Sustainable Growth: Another focus of Jeff's campaign is sustainable development. He emphasized preserving open spaces while accommodating necessary growth, ensuring Irvine maintains its unique character. He is committed to smart, balanced development that includes housing for all income levels, ensuring teachers, first responders, and healthcare workers can afford to live in the city they serve. 👉 Advancing Projects at the Great Park: Jeff also brought attention to stalled projects at the Great Park and discussed his plan to move these forward. He believes that developing the Great Park’s resources and infrastructure is essential for both recreational use and the broader community, and he’s dedicated to ensuring it meets the needs of Irvine residents. Jeff’s focus on practical solutions and community-driven leadership aims to address the needs of District 2 while preserving Irvine’s reputation as one of the safest, most vibrant cities in California. Find out more about Jeff at website at jeffstarke.com #JeffStarke #IrvineCityCouncil #District2 #TheRaadLife #PublicSafety #SustainableGrowth #TrafficSolutions #GreatPark #communityfirst #IrvineFuture #CommunityLeadership #SmartDevelopment #SafeNeighborhoods #BalancedGrowth #InnovativeSolutions #IrvineStrong #LocalLeadership #BetterIrvine #CityCouncil2024 #SustainableLiving #BetterTransportation #OCPolitics

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Don't miss the latest issue of California Centers – A Great Combination  In a robust retail environment, some may argue that it takes less e­ ort to succeed, but those who want to maximize their results realize that landlords and tenants must work hand in hand to achieve the best possible outcome.  By Nellie Day; insights from – Brian Sheehan, Phillips Edison & Company; Ryan Ash, Vestar; Wayne T. Williams, Lewis Retail Centers; Sandy Sigal, NewMark Merrill Companies, Inc.  Inside this Issue: New Attraction  The Port of San Diego has plans for an entertainment district on East Harbor Island, opening a new hub of activity.  By Randall Shearin; insights from – Shaun Sumner, Port of San Diego. Pretzels to the People  Wetzel’s Pretzels o­ffers a familiar favorite with a growing portfolio featuring new formats and locations.  By Hayden Spiess; Jon Fischer, Wetzel's Pretzels, LLC. Stay up to date on: -Corporate Actions  Hirings, Promotions, New Business, Relocations -Real Estate Transactions Leases, Purchases and New Projects Read the issue: https://lnkd.in/ectW_Cir #ShoppingCenters #Retail #CaliforniaCRE #CRE

Giatec was proud to be a part of the Philadelphia Schuylkill River Trail bridge project with PKF-Mark III, Inc.! Use Case: - PKF used our SmartRock wireless sensors to monitor concrete strength and temperature. Impact: - Real-time notifications sent to the PKF team's mobile app, when desired concrete temperature and strength was reached. Ongoing results: - Scheduling Efficiency: Accurate data on concrete strength helped in scheduling subsequent construction activities efficiently, minimizing downtime and delays. - Cost Management: Monitoring prevented issues like delayed curing or weak spots, reducing costs associated with repairs, rework, and project overruns. Provided large savings on utility costs due to precise monitoring and notifications of concrete temperature. - Quality Control: Sensors ensure the curing process meets specified parameters and standards; and provide precise data for documenting concrete performance. We're proud of the progress, and look forward to supporting PKF and their concrete operations for the remainder of their project duration!

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➡️ Our Planning Committee met today - discussing planning applications in... #Fowlmere #FenDrayton #Impington #Barrington 📱 Read more by following the link in the comments

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Who runs a National Park Authority? That’s one of the big questions the current consultation is exploring – so get involved. It looks at issues like the size and the balance of the Board. In our other two National Parks at least 60% of members must be local – either directly elected, or councillors nominated by local authorities. Directly elected members: The idea is to ensure there’s a group there directly chosen by voters whose focus is the Park. Councillors: People who have been elected by voters and who represent areas within the Park boundaries. The idea is to ensure that the Park and councils work closely together and that decisions take in many different perspectives. Expert input: The remaining members are people with specialist knowledge and expertise who are nominated by Scottish Government. GNPA’s view is that a relatively small Board might work well for Galloway, and the numbers would depend on the eventual size of any new Park. What’s hugely important, though, is for you to make your voice heard and to help shape these important decisions. There are nearly 30 in-person events currently planned where you can have your say and an online form you can fill in – see https://lnkd.in/eubJcbrX. #greatforgalloway #gallowaynationalpark #howitworks

Businesses in the Basildon District can join us on 1 October from 10.30am-1pm at the Holiday Inn for this fully-funded workshop with Graham Broughton Sign up for free in the comments section below #BasildonBusinessBoost