I have been asked by more than a handful of friends and colleagues to write a post on a specific listing in Simi Valley, CA that was recently brought to market by CBRE. I decided to put my thoughts in writing and attempt to explain how exactly I would break this particular deal down and [...]
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This is unbelievable. I just got a call a few minutes ago from one of the listing brokers of the property outlined in my post from yesterday. He politely asked that I take down their marketing brochure and was nice enough to state that he is fine with the fact that I posted my thoughts [...]
Posted on September 29, 2009, 12:50 pm, by Chris Rodriguez, under
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The package embedded below (see update below) just came across my desk today. It is an offering for a shopping center in Moreno Valley, CA (Inland Empire). The property consists of three ground leased fast food pads (El Pollo Loco, Del Taco and Wendy’s) as well as approximately 22,670 square feet of retail shops in [...]
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