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Greetings, Friends!
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| The restaurant community saw some signs of hope this past month, which has left many of us feeling more optimistic towards June and the summer months ahead. Even though dining out looks much different, many restaurants are happy to safely see patrons faces again, even if they are covered with a mask. We encourage everyone to do what they can to support our San Diego restaurant community while keeping health and safety top of mind. Location Matters continues to act as a resource, provide support to our clients, and even in trying times like these, look out for opportunities. |
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For Lease │ Corner Restaurant/Retail Spaces in Oceanside
Cleveland St. & Mission Ave., Oceanside, CA 92054
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1,949 SF – 4,179 SF |
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Highly visible corner restaurant/retail locations on the main signalized corners of Downtown Oceanside |
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Abundant resident traffic due to a total of 176 residential units between both Pierside North and South locations |
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Ideal coastal location, just 2 blocks from the beach |
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Across the street from SALT, Oceanside’s newest cutting edge mixed-use development |
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California Music Lessons – Carlsbad
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We are happy to announce that California Music Lessons will be moving from Encinitas to a great new location in Carlsbad. California Music Lessons is passionate about providing a space for musicians of all ages to learn and grow in their abilities. We are confident that they will continue to create a fun environment for their students to prosper in their accessible new space.
Marc Karren represented the Tenant.
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Who Will Survive and Who May Not in the Post-COVID Restaurant World
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Location Matters’ Mike Spilky and several San Diego restaurateurs weighed in on the new normal of restaurant dining in a recent San Diego Union Tribune article. After a two-month shutdown, some restaurants are ecstatic to re-open their doors as soon as possible, while others are hesitant to rush into serving half capacity with a masked wait staff. For some, San Diego weather paired with encouraged patio seating will be a recipe for success, while others who lack outdoor seating and have to reconfigure their tables under the six-foot-distance rule, struggle to come to terms with the amount each guest will have to bring in, in order to make a profit. Read Mike’s speculation on who will prosper in this new environment and more via the link below in our featured articles.
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| Is dining as we knew it gone for good or can restaurants rebound in a post-COVID world? |
Some of San Diego's biggest restaurateurs worry about surviving financially with fewer diners coming through their doors amid strict social distancing rules
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| Proposed Bill Allowing Retailers Out Of Leases Stuns Landlords |
A proposed bill that would allow thousands of California businesses to walk away from their lease agreements may have some changes to it on the way.
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