Sand Creek Plaza

To help assist our visitors find the best property to fit their needs Sand Creek Plaza has integrated LoopNet into their available spaces page located on their website. Now you can easily view all the available suites at the SCP while at the comfort of your own computer.

LoopNet is the leading online marketplace for real estate brokers, agents, buyers, and investors to sell and buy property. Founded in 1995, the company has grown to feature more than $408 billion in properties for sale and 3.2 billion square feet of space for lease. LoopNet is the ongoing result of the hard work of many employees and contractors.

Sand Creek Plaza Offers a full range of professional office spaces ideal for retail, general office, medical, and research & development uses. These suites are all available and listed for lease on the LoopNet website, as well as being listed on the SCP available spaces page. Currently there are suites available as small as 100± square feet and as large as 15,000± square feet. With a comfortable campus style setting, Sand Creek Plaza believes in offering more than just space.

The LoopNet integration could not have been possible without the help of JVF Consulting, LLC, the Bay Area leader in custom website design and content management systems. Allowing the real estate professionals at SCP to include the most updated information available for their real estate listings has significantly helped SCP enhance their online marketing capabilities. This new addition is already generating more business by integrating cutting-edge technology to provide visitors with the ability to lease listings. Allowing prospective buyers and tenants to easily understand a property’s location and surroundings will keep your spaces leased.

By using LoopNet technology on the SCP website clients are better served. LoopNet streamlines your ability to effectively market listings and best serve your clients. The LoopNet platform allows real estate firms to significantly enhance their online marketing capabilities and ultimately generate more business.

While sales of new homes recorded an unexpected increase in October as median home prices dropped to the lowest level in four years, the sales of new single-family homes rose by 2.7 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 464,000 homes. Economists had expected sales would drop from the September level. But what exactly does this mean for you? Well, if you’re a small business paying high rent or lease, and your landlord is not willing to negotiate, then it’s time to move on! At the SCP we have heard all kinds of horror stories due to the recent foreclosures. It’s time to break the chain and secure a location that will stand the test of time. The Sand Creek Plaza is centrally located in the city of Brentwood, CA and is here to work with you to better fit your budget.

Analysts are not convinced that the sales increases are signaling a bottom for the housing market. They note that the September gains came before the latest upheavals in financial markets which have raised new worries about the overall state of the economy. Many analysts believe the country has already entered a recession. The forecast is significant increases in job losses, which will make it even harder to secure locations. Builders have been sharply cutting back on production, trying to get inventories more in line with sales. The inventory of unsold existing homes is also remaining near historic highs as that market is being increased by a record wave of home foreclosures.

I always like to look at the Los Angeles housing market to see how the other half of California is surviving… According to the LA Times, homes sales are booming, but prices are down 33 percent from a year ago. From what I read it sounds like people are buying, which is a good indication money is changing hands. Agents I’ve spoken to here in the Bay Area tell me the only thing really selling these days is foreclosures, short sales and all cash deals. The rest of us will benefit from cheap rental or leases popping up across the board.