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Locally owned Armstrong Plumbing has faithfully served Sacramento commercial and residential customers for 50 years. What better way to celebrate its golden anniversary than by acquiring its very own commercial building. The new facility, at 2551 Albatross Way, is only 1/3 mile away (as the crow files) from the company’s former location, just on the other side of Capital City Freeway (off El Camino Ave).
Click here for related article by the Sacramento Business Journal.
Harbor Lilac Center for Lease
Asking Rent: $1.35 psf NNN
2 Spaces Available at 1,250 SF each
Max. Contingency: 2,500 SF
Address: 16040 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana, CA 92708
For more information on this listing or other investment opportunities, contact Brittany Duhs at (949) 573-3105 or Brittany.Duhs@EastWestCommercial.com.
Article Contributed by Brittany Duhs
Brittany Duhs is a commercial real estate associate specializing in the Southern California marketplace. As Marketing Director and Associate of Leasing and Sales of East West Commercial Real Estate, Ms. Duhs is charged with the expansion of the company’s real estate interests throughout California, Arizona, and Nevada. Since joining East West Commercial, one of Ms. Duhs’ primary focuses has been to bring the East West Commercial brand through her expertise in marketing throughout the Western United States. Brittany Duhs specializes in sales and investment properties and tenant representation in retail, apartment, office, and industrial properties.
Ms. Duhs graduated from the Dr. Robert K. Jabs School of Business at California Baptist University and received a bachelor’s degree in science in marketing. Her interests include traveling, reading, fitness, fashion, and culinary arts.
Contact Information
Brittany.Duhs@EastWestCommercial.com
Direct: (949) 573-3105
30262 Crown Valley Parkway, Suite B518, Laguna Niguel, CA 92677
BRE Lic. #01921831
About EAST WEST Commercial Real Estate
East West Commercial Real Estate is a full service commercial real estate brokerage advisor specializing in investment sales, commercial leasing and finance for retail, office, industrial multifamily, senior housing, self-storage, mixed-use and special purpose properties throughout California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Florida. The firm is headquartered in Orange County, CA.
16th Street Retail – Sacramento (For Lease)
Asking Rent – $1.00 psf + $0.10 psf NNN
Available space – 1,400 to 3,000 sf (free-standing building)
Traffic counts – 30,000 cars per day
Parking – 5 spaces
Address: 615 16th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
Article contributed by Brian Jacks
Brian Jacks is a Sacramento commercial real estate broker (since 1996) specializing in commercial leasing and investment sale transactions for retail, office, industrial, multifamily, senior housing, mixed-use, and special purpose properties. Having spent over 20 years with Wells Fargo, he personally facilitated the underwriting, approval and funding of more than 225 commercial real estate loans totaling over $1 billion in proceeds.
Jacks is a Regional Vice President for East West Commercial Real Estate, a full service commercial real estate brokerage advisor based in Orange County. In addition to serving the Sacramento marketplace, he is also responsible for the company’s current expansion into the San Francisco Bay Area. For more information, contact:
Brian.Jacks@EastWestCommercial.com
Cell (916) 837-3456 | eFax (916) 313-3778
915 L Street, Suite C-440, Sacramento, CA 95814
BRE Broker Lic. #01217349
About EAST WEST Commercial Real Estate
East West Commercial Real Estate is a full service commercial real estate brokerage advisor specializing in investment sales, commercial leasing and finance for retail, office, industrial multifamily, senior housing, self-storage, mixed-use and special purpose properties throughout California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Florida. The firm is headquartered in Orange County, CA.
Apartments – Sacramento (For Sale)
Purchase Price – $1,049,000
Number of Units – 14
Building Size: 12,400 rentable square feet
Lot Size: 0.73 acres
Parking Spaces: 28
Property Address: 6420 46th Street, Sacramento, CA 95823
Article contributed by Brian Jacks
Brian Jacks is a Sacramento commercial real estate broker (since 1996) specializing in commercial leasing and investment sale transactions for retail, office, industrial, multifamily, senior housing, mixed-use, and special purpose properties. Having spent over 20 years with Wells Fargo, he personally facilitated the underwriting, approval and funding of more than 225 commercial real estate loans totaling over $1 billion in proceeds.
Jacks is a Regional Vice President for East West Commercial Real Estate, a full service commercial real estate brokerage advisor based in Orange County. In addition to serving the Sacramento marketplace, he is also responsible for the company’s current expansion into the San Francisco Bay Area. For more information, contact:
Brian.Jacks@EastWestCommercial.com
Cell (916) 837-3456 | eFax (916) 313-3778
915 L Street, Suite C-440, Sacramento, CA 95814
BRE Broker Lic. #01217349
About EAST WEST Commercial Real Estate
East West Commercial Real Estate is a full service commercial real estate brokerage advisor specializing in investment sales, commercial leasing and finance for retail, office, industrial multifamily, senior housing, self-storage, mixed-use and special purpose properties throughout California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Florida. The firm is headquartered in Orange County, CA.
Harbor Lilac Center for Lease
Asking Rent: $1.35 psf NNN
2 Spaces Available at 1,250 SF each
Max. Contingency: 2,500 SF
Address: 16040 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana, CA 92708
Harbor Lilac Center is on heavily trafficked South Harbor Blvd with excellent street visibility and plenty of parking. NNN $0.50
Center is located South of Lilac and North of Edinger. Close proximity to 5, 55, 22, and 405 freeways.
Across the street from La Curcao and nearby Walgreens.
For more information on this listing or other investment opportunities, contact Brittany Duhs at (949) 573-3105 or Brittany.Duhs@EastWestCommercial.com.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) has a certain following in Sacramento with approximately ten separate facilities spread throughout the area; yet North Sacramento has been under served… until now. This month, another BJJ operator will open its doors in North Natomas, but with one significant distinction. It will sport the Gracie family name.
Those familiar with BJJ will immediately recognize the value of this franchise, which started in 1914 when “a Japanese Jiu-Jitsu champion Esai Maeda migrated to Brazil, where he was instrumental in establishing a Japanese immigrant community. His efforts were aided by Gastão Gracie, a Brazilian scholar and politician of Scottish descent. As an expression of his gratitude for Gracie’s assistance, Maeda taught the Brazilian’s oldest son Carlos the essential secrets of the ancient martial arts technique. Carlos taught Maeda’s techniques to his four brothers, and in 1925 they opened the first Gracie Jiu-Jitsu academy in Brazil.”
Chuck Kim, owner of Ramen Hook @ University Mall (Davis)
Korean style ramen dishes have gained significant popularity in recent years. According to articles by food critics in both the Sacramento Bee and Sacramento News & Review, Chuck Kim has created quite the stir. Restaurant critic, Blair Anthony Robertson, writes “this isn’t their first attempt at nailing the vital elements of blue-collar, elbows-on-the-table Korean cuisine. Nor is Korean-born chef and owner Chuck Kim a rookie with the Japanese side of his menu. He owned ramen and sushi restaurants in Berkeley for several years and, now that he’s in Sacramento, he has already carved out a mini-empire in a Howe Avenue strip mall (Sushi Hook in the same center is also his).”
Click here to read story about Ramen Hook expansion to University Mall in Davis by the Sacramento Business Journal.
East West Commercial Real Estate is a boutique brokerage firm based in Orange County with over twenty agents in five states. After leaving a long commercial real estate lending career with Wells Fargo, Brian Jacks (Northern California Regional Vice President of East West Commercial) launched the company’s Sacramento office in November 2011. Considering the local economy is still weak, there has been sufficient activity to keep busy with several high profile commercial and non-profit lease transactions, such as Drewski’s Hot Rod Kitchen, Hacker Lab, Jackson Sports Academy, Fitness System, Curves, Streamline Church and Cornerstone Christian School.
East West Commercial Real Estate – Sacramento area lease transactions
Sacramento Business Journal reports on East West Commercial Real Estate (Sacramento) recent activity in filling the Land Park office building.
As reported byBen van der Meer Staff Writer- Sacramento Business Journal.
“A Land Park office building has come a long way from six months ago, when it was about 80 percent vacant. And part of the reason why, said the commercial real estate broker who’s helped fill it, is because it’s not acting like an office building.
With the pending arrival of Streamline Church, the building at 1250 Sutterville Road will be 80 percent full, and the way it has filled up is more reminiscent of a retail property, said Brian Jacks of East West Commercial Real Estate.
When he began looking for tenants earlier this year for the two-story building, a gym seemed like a natural tenant because there weren’t any other workout places nearby. Fitness System, which moved this spring into 17,000 square feet of the building on two floors, was the answer.
But what happened next was unusual, Jacks said. “You have consumers who are attracted to the property, and so it’s attracting tenants who feed off the consumers,” he said. Office tenants aren’t as likely to attract other office tenants based on the amount of traffic they’re getting from customers, but retail tenants are.
While there are still office-based businesses in the building, Streamline Church’s pastors, who’d previously had services at various schools in Sacramento, saw the gym and realized being there could attract potential members to the flock, according to Jacks. Pending city of Sacramento approval for a change of use permit, Streamline will have a five-year lease to occupy 7,600 square feet on the building’s first floor.
“I wasn’t necessarily expecting this to happen,” Jacks said.
There’s still space for it to happen again. At 80 percent leased, the building has about 8,000 available square feet, in spaces ranging from 670 to 2,441 square feet, or with re-configuration, up to 3,500 square feet.”
Brian Jacks is a Sacramento commercial real estate broker (since 1996) specializing in commercial leasing and investment sale transactions for retail, office, industrial, multifamily, senior housing, mixed-use, and special purpose properties. Having spent over 20 years with Wells Fargo, he personally facilitated the underwriting, approval and funding of more than 225 commercial real estate loans totaling over $1 billion in proceeds.
Jacks is a Regional Vice President for East West Commercial Real Estate, a full service commercial real estate brokerage advisor based in Orange County. In addition to serving the Sacramento marketplace, he is also responsible for the company’s current expansion into the San Francisco Bay Area. For more information, contact:
Brian.Jacks@EastWestCommercial.com
Cell (916) 837-3456 | eFax (916) 313-3778
915 L Street, Suite C440, Sacramento, CA 95814
BRE Broker Lic. #01217349
About EAST WEST Commercial Real Estate
EAST WEST Commercial Real Estate is a full service commercial real estate brokerage advisor specializing in investment sales, commercial leasing and finance for retail, office, industrial multifamily, senior housing, self-storage, mixed-use and special purpose properties throughout California, Nevada, Arizona, Texas and Florida. The firm is headquartered in Orange County, CA.
On Sutterville Road in Land Park is a two story office building located right in between the Sacramento Zoo, La Bou Café and Sprouts Market. Until recently, this 40,000 square foot building had become almost entirely devoid of tenants and business activity due to the severe recession. However, it’s not the first time this particular property has succumbed to the pressures of a deteriorating local economy.
Land Park office building becomes focal point of community once again