SOUTHERN CA
Southern California, encompassing major metropolitan areas such as Los Angeles, San Diego, and the Inland Empire, is a diverse and economically dynamic region. Known for its stunning coastline, beautiful weather, and a wide range of recreational opportunities, it attracts residents and tourists alike. The region’s economy is diverse, with strengths in entertainment, technology, aerospace, international trade, and tourism. It is home to some of the world’s leading companies and institutions, making it a hub for innovation and business activity. However, Southern California also faces challenges, including high housing costs and traffic congestion. Despite these issues, the area continues to grow and evolve, reflecting its status as a global economic and cultural powerhouse.
DIVERSE DEMOGRAPHICS
With over 24 million residents from diverse backgrounds, Southern California represents a microcosm of global diversity, appealing to various businesses.
TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION
Southern California, particularly Silicon Beach in Los Angeles, is a hub for tech innovation with significant growth and investment in the sector.
TOURISM
MAGNET
Attracting over 108 million visitors in 2019, Southern California’s scenic attractions and iconic destinations significantly bolster the local economy
HIGH
HOUSING COSTS
The region grapples with some of the highest real estate prices in the nation, impacting residents and influencing market dynamics.
RIVER OAKS
SHOPPING CENTER
This vibrant retail center is anchored by popular retailers Target and Sprouts, creating a dynamic shopping destination for the local community. It benefits from a strategic location just off I-5, directly across from the well-known Westfield Valencia Town Center, ensuring high visibility and accessibility. Surrounding attractions, including the thrilling Six Flags Magic Mountain and the educational College of the Canyons, draw visitors and further enhance the center’s appeal. Additionally, the center is conveniently positioned to cater to the proposed Newhall Ranch master-planned community, positioning it as an integral part of the area’s growth and development.
24235 MAGIC MOUNTAIN PKWY
SANTA CLARITA, CA
193,832
Population
5 miles
$130,309
Avg Household Income 5 miles
42.52%
College Educated
5 miles
CAMPUS
MARKETPLACE
Nestled in a prime location, this appealing center enjoys close proximity to California State University-San Marcos, making it a convenient shopping destination for students and the surrounding community. Offering easy accessibility from Twin Oaks Valley Rd. or Route 78, the center caters to a diverse range of visitors. Anchored by Ralph’s Grocery and featuring a robust tenant mix, it provides a comprehensive shopping experience. Notably, the center is adjacent to the dynamic North City mixed-use development, where plans include the addition of 2,600 residential units and the integration of an once campus, further enhancing its prominence within the evolving local landscape.
300 S.
TWIN OAKS VALLEY RD
SAN MARCOS, CA
200,614
Population
5 miles
$$113,705
Avg Household Income 5 miles
40.23%
College Educated
5 miles
BEAR CREEK
VILLAGE CENTER
This strategically positioned center at the I-15 and Clinton Keith interchange is rapidly emerging as a central hub for both commercial and residential development in the region. Anchored by Stater Bros. Grocery and complemented by a diverse array of tenants, it offers a well-rounded shopping experience for visitors. Notably, the center benefits from its prominent location along I-15, with an estimated 130,000 cars passing by daily, ensuring high visibility and accessibility, further solidifying its significance in the local market.
36100 HIDDEN SPRINGS ROAD
WILDOMAR, CA
134,622
Population
5 miles
$105,817
Avg Household Income 5 miles
29.01%
College Educated
5 miles
OLD GROVE
MARKETPLACE
Nestled along Route 183-A just north of FM 1431, this recently established regional center is a beacon of commercial prowess, housing esteemed occupants such as Whole Foods, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and Nordstrom Rack. The strategic location becomes even more significant against Cedar Park’s remarkable 400% trade area growth over the past decade. The center is strategically positioned to harness the benefits stemming from Apple Inc.’s expansive 133-acre campus, accommodating up to 5,000 employees. Furthermore, the center is primed to reap the advantages of the state-of-the-art Texas Children’s Hospital and Dell Children’s Medical Center, solidifying its place as a cornerstone of thriving commerce and innovation.
101-175 OLD GROVE ROAD
OCEANSIDE, CA
269,437
Population 5 miles
$100,466
Avg Household Income 5 miles
33.23%
College Educated
5 miles
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