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years, Pacifica Commercial Realty has been servicing Santa Barbara, Ventura and San Luis Obispo counties. Our team of 23 brokers, agents and commercial Real estate professionals are ready to help. Santa Barbara Agents Blake Andrews, Agent | Email Since joining Pacifica Commercial Realty in 2002, Blake has carved out a distinctive career. His comprehensive background in Real estate, including market analysis, marketing and complex lease and sales negotiations, enables him to successfully meet

3700 State Street, Suite 240 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Tel: 805-898-4362 Fax: 805-898-4360 Email: clarice@leiderhayes.com EXPERIENCE As the only female commercial real estate business owner in Santa Barbara, Clarice has earned a superior reputation in retail and office leasing, as well as developing a significant sales practice for her investment clients. She has worked on many of the largest retail deals in the area, handling all the challenges and developing the leasing solutions for major

2008 Who's Who in Commercial Real Estate 2008 Pacific Coast Business Times Pacific Coast Business Times has selected four Partners from Leider Hayes to their list of Who's Who in Commercial Real Estate for 2008. They are as follows: Clarice Cornell Clarke Founding Partner Leider-Hayes Clarice Cornell Clarke is well known as a major dealmaker in the retail sector of tri-county commercial Real Estate. In 2006, Clarke secured anchor tenants for 140,000 square feet at Irish Hills Plaza in San Luis

3700 State Street, Suite 240 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Tel: 805-898-4370 Fax: 805-898-4360 Cell: 805-895-2318 Email: hayes@leiderhayes.com EXPERIENCE Steve Hayes brings more than 25 years of Santa Barbara commercial real estate experience to the Leider Hayes team and has built a reputation for superior client service, integrity, and large-scale sales and leasing expertise. In fact, Steve has leased more office space in Santa Barbara County than any other broker, with more than 725 transactions

into 1,000 new jobs in South Santa Barbara County during 2005. That’s the conclusion of an analysis of South Coast trends by Francois DeJohn, a partner with Leider Hayes Commercial in Santa Barbara. Although his numbers are preliminary, they appear to demonstrate that the Santa Barbara-Goleta region is back in the corporate expansion game. “It’s really a growth story this year,” DeJohn told the Business Times. The high cost of housing, lack of new space, no-growth politics and cheap

3700 State Street, Suite 240 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Tel: 805-898-4398 Fax: 805-898-4360 Email: brian@centralcoastinvestments.com EXPERIENCE Brian has been an active, full-time, successful investment real estate professional since 1979. His sales production has consistently placed him in the top 1% of brokers nationwide. He is one of the most active and productive real estate agents in the area specializing in apartment and investment property in the California Central Coast (Ventura, Santa

in the largest commercial real estate lease of the year in South Santa Barbara County, which brought a Fortune 500 company into Goleta. In late August 2006, following its acquisition of Goleta-based Innovative Survivability Technologies, or IST, Textron Systems moved its company from a 12,000-square-foot location to 52,855 square feet of office and lab space in the Hollister Business Park, 7406 Hollister Ave. in Goleta. Santa Barbara-based real estate brokers represented both parties in the

3700 State Street, Suite 240 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Tel: 805-898-4363 Fax: 805-898-4360 Email: michael@leiderhayes.com EXPERIENCE Michael Martz has quickly established himself as a regional specialist in land acquisition for small- to mid-sized development projects. He has also developed a significant expertise in the leasing of retail and office properties, closing sizeable deals with both local and national clients. Michael began building his retail and office practice when he joined the

January 1, 2008 Commercial real estate may see unfavorable trends in 2008 by Barbara Pearson Pacific Coast Business Times Although regional commercial real estate managed to escape the deathly clutches of the sinking residential market in 2007. the industry may not find itself so lucky in 2008. "It would be insincere to say we're not worried about it, but it hasn't happened yet," said Francois DeJohn of Leider Hayes Commercial in Santa Barbara, though he added he can't guess to what degree

Release August 31, 2007 Santa Maria retail awaiting vital call from commission by Barbara Pearson On Sept. 6, the Local Agency Formation Commsion, or LAFCO, will consider the annexation of a 63-acre parcel of land to the city of Santa Maria. The commission’s consent would pave the way for a large-scale shopping center to be built within the city’s curtain, a project that was introduced to Santa Barbara County nearly a decade ago. About 22 acres of the total site, which lies east of