Loleta
Loleta, CA · Real Estate
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Eureka’s Long-Awaited EaRTH Center Awarded $12 Million in Grant Funds; Construction Slated to Begin Spring 2026
Nearly four years after it was approved by the Eureka City Council, the EaRTH Center has finally secured the funding needed to move ahead to construction. If everything goes according to plan, the city will break ground on the four-story housing and transit development in spring 2026. “The EaRTH Center...
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Mad River Glen, VT, Exercises Right To Purchase 1,100 Acres Next Door
In 1995, Betsy Pratt, longtime owner of Mad River Glen, Vermont, made the bold decision to sell the ski area to the skiers, by way of a co-op. At the time, the co-op could only raise enough money to buy the ski area itself, and the Pratt Family retained control of some 1,100 acres next to the ski area that […] The post Mad River Glen, VT, Exercises Right To Purchase 1,100 Acres Next Door appeared first on SnowBrains .
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Cal Poly Humboldt Buys 191 Acres of Former Sun Valley Floral Farms Ag Land for $5M
TOP 25 STORIES of 2024: Earthquakes, Foul Weather, Campus Occupations … and Leonardo DiCaprio!. Cal Poly Humboldt announced today the acquisition of 191 acres of agricultural and industrial property on Foster Avenue in Arcata. The property, which includes a 418,320-square-foot industrial building, represents an investment in the University’s long-term growth as California’s newest polytechnic institution.
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Hey, Are There Any Land Trusts or Something Along Those Lines That Would Want to Own the Old Sun Valley Floral Farms Land? Anyone? Because the Seller’s Agent Would Really Like to Talk With You
Earlier today, a real estate broker named JoAnn Wall reached out to the Outpost. She said she had been reading old articles about the collapse of Sun Valley Floral Farms on our site, and she had an idea: Maybe we knew of some community non-profit organization or something that might want to buy that land from her client?
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CITY COUNCIL ROUNDUP: Eureka Advances Nitrous Oxide Ban, EPD Staffing is Up, Marina Center Project is Dead, and More!
Last night’s Eureka City Council meeting covered quite a bit of ground, but there weren’t any big-ticket items for the council to really dig into. As such, LoCO has cooked up a little agenda sampler so you, dear reader, don’t have to go through the trouble of watching the meeting yourself. Enjoy!
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Appeal of Fickle Hill Event Venue Leads Supervisors to Debate Hotel Tax Rules
An appeal of a greater Arcata area event venue’s permit modification led to the county Board of Supervisors’ consideration of an issue unrelated to the appeal’s complaints – payment of hotel bed taxes. Effects of the venue’s overnight stays are part of the appeal but the...
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Fortuna city council passes moratorium on mobile home rent increases
FORTUNA, Calif. — In a decision welcomed by many local seniors, the Fortuna City Council voted 4-1 on Monday, September 29, to approve an urgency ordinance placing a moratorium on mobile home rent increases until April 2026. The special meeting was called after weeks of pleas from residents of...
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Owners of Royal Crest Mobile Home Parks Say Rent Increase Moratorium Could Lead to Litigation
A lawyer representing the owners of the Royal Crest Mobile Home park said in a lengthy letter sent to the Fortuna City Council that the upcoming moratorium on mobile home lot rent increases was unnecessary and could lead to “costly and unwanted” litigation. The attorney, Anthony Rodriguez, said...
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Fortuna City Council Likely to Pass a Freeze on Mobile Home Rent Increases
The Fortuna City Council will likely establish a moratorium on rent increases on mobile home residences at a special meeting this Monday, September 29, to give them time to develop a Rent Stabilization Ordinance for the city. Though it’s not a set-in-stone RSO, the Fortuna-based group Save Our Seniors (SOS)...
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Ink People Purchases Vacant Building in Downtown Eureka With Plans to Create a ‘Regional Cultural Hub’
Eureka real estate update! The long-vacant building at the northwest corner of Fifth and G streets is set to become a hub for local artsiness. The Ink People Center of the Arts made public today news that they have purchased the space, which has historically housed Meyer Bistrins clothing store, nightlife venues Club West, Indigo, Aunty Mo’s, the short-lived Eureka Alibi and most recently Roses’ Billiards.
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Opinion: McKinleyville Town Center Ordinance Fails to Meet Community Plan and CEQA
Remember opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect that of Redheaded Blackbelt nor have we checked the letters for accuracy. The Town Center Ordinance and FEIR fail to comply with the General Plan, the McKinleyville Community Plan (MCP), and CEQA. This is not the Town Center McKinleyville needs, or asked for. As a member of the McKinleyville Organizing Committee, I spent multiple years lobbying for the project to be taken up by the County and I have attended nearly every ordinance meeting. This is what I have seen:
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Fortuna Mobile Home Rent Moratorium Passes
As expected, Fortuna’s city council passed a moratorium freezing increases on lot rents in mobile home parks in the city at a special meeting last night. “We won,” said Hilary Mosher, a spokesperson for the Save Our Seniors group behind the push for the rent-stabilization ordinance (RSO) in a phone call with the Outpost. “We are ecstatic. Absolutely ecstatic. It’s historic.”