MarBorg Industries Wants to Build an 18,774-Square-Foot Headquarters
Plus: Domecíl is moving; harborside building plans to sell food; big multi-family development in the works at Ortega and Anacapa; Valerie June to play the Lobero; mixed-used project proposed for lower Anacapa; Prevail Conditioning moved to upper State Street; the city bought a building on E. Anapamu; Invoca's former State Street offices have been subleased; leasing update on The Post, a.k.a. Las Aves. 6
Montecito Under the Microscope
Other recent news: Spend the night at Gwyneth Paltrow's place; the long history of Goleta’s Orient Hand Laundry; a deeper look at a few hotel projects in the works around here; Opera Santa Barbara's new season; the end of Dirt-style dirt about who bought where; the Jeff Shelton revamp of the State Street undercrossing is finally proceeding. 6
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100% agree about the carpool lane. I don’t think the carpool lane really increases more ride sharing. It seems really dumb to build a lane… — Jayne DuVall
Was it necessary for some reason to block the southbound off-ramp at Los Patos Way so soon? A lot of cars use the current southbound… — Donald
Exactly, when you are not paying attention, they are there to trip you up. — Harry H.
Where did you get from SkyG that they want to open a private RV park? Go check out the Sunrise RV park on Salinas and… — Don
I work in real estate and always remember when I bought my house, my mentor telling me not to buy a two story, I was… — Monica
Thank you for your logic SkyG. You make very good points here and I appreciate you insight. — Zeeann
Looks like you found your calling SkyG! Many of us will be excited to read about your purchase of a waterfront lot and the opening… — Sam Tababa
I don't know about Siteline, but my issue with stairs is they are always trying to take things to the next level, and I'm just… — Harry H.
Yes, you are missing how you will feel about stairs when you are 70 or 80. — Kee
Agreed, toll lanes would be a much better use than carpool lanes given the ability to generate revenue. — Chris