This targeted commercial real estate report focuses on the South Orange County submarkets of Rancho Santa Margarita, Lake Forest/Foothill Ranch, and San Clemente.
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2 Reasons Why The Price Of Your Commercial Real Estate May Drop Steeply
2 Reasons Why The Price Of Your Commercial Real Estate May Drop Steeply
Two cyclical forces are occurring today which make a significant change in the price of commercial real estate seem inevitable.
First, the inflation train is running so hot it’s going off the tracks. Completely blowing past the national target of 2% annual inflation, the US just hit 8.5% in March. That is the highest rate posted since 1981! Your alarm bells should be screaming right now. We were lulled into a sense of security over the last mild decades to now face this new 40-year high.
Read Our Latest San Clemente Times Column: "SC Fiesta Returns Aftre 2-Year Siesta."
Read Our Latest San Clemente Times Column: "SC Fiesta Returns After 2-Year Siesta."
The San Clemente Chamber of Commerce is excited to welcome back the 67th annual Fiesta Music Festival on Aug. 14!
Started in 1953 as a scaled-down, end-of-summer celebration, it grew into what it is known for today: the ultimate family-fun block party. This year should have been the 69th event, but the pandemic prevented the Fiesta from occurring in 2020 and 2021. We sure are glad it’s back!…continue reading
Read Our Latest San Clemente Times Column: "The Krikorian Is Dead, And So Is My Childhood."
Read Our Latest San Clemente Times Column: "The Krikorian Is Dead, And So Is My Childhood."
When the everyday becomes the never-again, the overlooked becomes the unforgettable.
The reaction of public shock and mourning after the San Clemente Krikorian theater suddenly closed in November of 2017 wasn’t just about the loss of a common amenity, but about the loss of a location that generated so many shared memories…continue reading
Saddleback Corridor Commercial Real Estate Market Report Q1 2022
Jim Wynne Honored At San Clemente Chamber Of Commerce Annual Luncheon
Jim recently gave a speech at the San Clemente Chamber of Commerce Annual Luncheon!
"Before the awards were announced, outgoing Chamber Board Chairperson Jim Wynne spoke about the importance of serving to the best of everyone’s abilities, thanked Chamber staff, and mentioned his excitement regarding the new chairperson."
View the full list of awards and congressional recognitions Jim received here!
Read Our Latest San Clemente Times Column: "The Business Buzz: Big Words. Little People."
Read Our Latest San Clemente Times Column: "The Business Buzz: Big Words. Little People."
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Wait a minute, that’s a bunch of gibberish!
Alas, it seems like lately we’ve become a society of gibber....continue reading
Read Our Latest San Clemente Times Column: "The Business Buzz: Great Scott! We Have to Go Back to Christmas Future"
Read Our Latest San Clemente Times Column: "The Business Buzz: Great Scott! We Have to Go Back to Christmas Future"
People always say they wish they had a time machine to go back and change the past in order to alter present circumstances, yet rarely consider changing the present to alter future circumstances.
Today is tomorrow’s yesterday. This moment, right now, is the closest to the past....continue reading
Massive E-Commerce Warehouse Pending City Review In San Clemente
San Clemente, CA: Initial development plans have been submitted to the City of San Clemente, requesting a massive Amazon facility be constructed in the heart of the Rancho San Clemente Business Park. The target location is on two of RSCBP’s last vacant land parcels, situated between Calle Sombra and Calle Cordillera. Sprawling over 20 acres, the industrial facility would measure nearly 98,000... Read More
No Vacancy In San Clemente
Wow.
For the first time since the completion of construction in San Clemente, there are no current vacant availabilities in either the Rancho San Clemente or Talega business parks.
This has never happened before.
The few properties that are still showing up on the public listing services are in escrow, under lease contract negotiation, or simply old and waiting to be removed.
As of today, every single industrial space is accounted for, with someone already occupying or in the process of completing the paperwork to occupy.
