Welcome to Sand Creek Plaza!
Sand Creek Plaza
("SCP") offers a full range of professional space ideal for many retail and
office uses including banking, medical, dental, financial services, restaurant
and food service, and more. Suites are available for lease as small as
1,445 square feet up to 4,434 square feet.
Interior improvements provided to suit your individual needs!
High visibility corner location at a signalized
intersection along heavily-traveled Sand Creek Road, the primary link between the
Highway 4 bypass and Brentwood Blvd. Adjacent to existing Sand Creek Business
Center, a newly-constructed, 145,000 square foot office business park that
is 90% leased. Also adjacent to 120 existing & occupied townhomes. Across
the street from Los Medanos College.
New tenants will be featured in The Brentwood
Insider, a monthly online publication and website designed to enhance SCP
and Our Affiliated
Properties tenants' presence within the East County communities of
Brentwood, Antioch, Byron, Oakley, Pittsburg, Discovery Bay, Knightsen, and
Livermore. |
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| Fremont Bank |
Founded in 1964, Fremont Bank remains true to the cornerstone value that continues to fuel its success today: fast, friendly, honest service. Customers can still count on receiving this exceptional service - a rarity in a marketplace characterized by impersonal big bank mergers. As the leading financial service provider in our community, we are committed to helping our clients achieve their financial goals.
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| Minuteman Press |
Minuteman Press uses only the latest printing and document management technology, let them handle all your projects from start to finish. Their energetic and experienced staff is dedicated to delivering what you need, when you need it. |
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| Old Republic Title |
| In 2007, the Old Republic Title Insurance Group (ORTIG)* celebrated its 100th anniversary of service. It is one of the nation's largest title insurance groups, operating in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Over 2400 employees in subsidiaries, affiliates and operating divisions of the ORTIG handle real estate transactions with the highest level of technical skill, client service and professional integrity. The Group provides title insurance policies and related real estate products and services, offering credit reporting; 1031 exchanges; appraisals; commercial real estate transaction coordination; default management services; flood reports; and centralized national order placement. |
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Even though the economy has been dismal and unemployment has been on the rise, a fascinating phenomenon suggests that small businesses and boutique firms stand to gain customers in these trying times. Let’s face it, whether times are good or bad small businesses have never been able to afford the luxury of being wasteful, inefficient, or careless with money. Large corporations, on the other hand, which are bureaucratic by their very nature, have a tendency to become highly inefficient and wasteful when times are good. When faced with an economic downturn, the inevitable occurs in a large corporation—mass downsizing resulting in a loss of valuable talent and customer service. Consequently, the large name brand company that customers were paying for tends to lose its luster in the face of lost relationships and customer support.
Peter Bregman, CEO of Bregman Partners, Inc., a global management consulting firm, also believes that small companies will win in this economy. He states that “Small is the new big. Sustainable is the new growth. Trust is the new competitive advantage.” He says that “small companies with low overhead, reliable owners, a small number of committed employees, personal client relationships, and sustainable business models that drive a reasonable profit are the great opportunity of our time.” To read more about Bregman’s point of view on this topic visit his article Why Small Companies Will Win in This Economy.

This question has been at the forefront of our minds for a long time. Analysts, speculators, and business people alike have been desperately trying to wrap their minds around the enormity of this problem for the past few years. According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, the United States has been in a recession since December of 2007.
Economic insight and analysts from the Wall Street Journal speculate that the American people will have to hold out until 2010 for the National Bureau of Economic Research to make an end-of-recession declaration. In Washington last week, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, however; publicly declared that the recession was over. He did qualify this statement by saying that there would not be a “splashy return to economic boomtime anytime soon.”
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For more information call Nate Lorenzini (925) 918-2861
Contact Information
Nate Lorenzini
201 Sand Creek Road, Suite I
Brentwood, CA 94513
Phone: (925) 918-2861
FAX: (925) 418–4507
nlorenzini@claremonthomes.net
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