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Redding property company settles with state after allegations of “egregious” violations of California housing law
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... California’s Attorney General announced Wednesday that the state has reached a settlement with a Redding-based property management company known as Property Upsurge. According to the state, the settlement resolves allegations that the company improperly issued eviction notices, raised rent increases above what state...
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The Slow-Paced Town In California Where Rent Stays Under $850 And Life Still Feels Good
While everyone’s fighting over studio apartments in San Francisco that cost more than a luxury car payment, there’s a town in northeastern California where affordable living isn’t just a fantasy from your grandparents’ stories. Susanville sits tucked away in Lassen County, and it’s the kind of...
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Why is a fence around the old Barnes & Noble/OfficeMax building?
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State attorney general accuses contractor of fraud in Carr Fire survivor's home rebuild
REDDING, Calif. — The state attorney general has accused a Redding-area contractor of major contract breaches and substandard work for two families in the Northstate, including a family in Redding who survived the Carr fire, only to allegedly lose over $500,000 for reconstruction that was still unfinished. “It was...
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Mount Shasta apartments for rent almost saw no changes rom a year ago
Renters in Mount Shasta saw apartment listing prices essentially unchanged from last year's median of $1,795, an analysis of new data from rental marketplace Zumper shows. The typical apartment listed for rent at $1,787 in November. Median listing prices in Mount Shasta are trending essentially the same as last month's $1,795 price.
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SRS Real Estate Brokers $12.8 Million Sale-Leaseback of Retail Center in Northern California
Redding, Calif. — SRS Real Estate Partners has arranged the sale-leaseback of a retail property located at 3055 Shasta View Drive in Redding. North State Grocery sold the property to an undisclosed real estate investment trust for $12.8 million. Holiday Market occupies the 31,222-square-foot building on an absolute triple-net lease with 20 years remaining, including scheduled rent increases and multiple options to renew. The grocery store is part of the Holiday Marketplace that also includes Starbucks Coffee and Quick Quack Car Wash. Alexander Moore of SRS Capital Markets represented the seller in the transaction.
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Redding's interim city manager Steve Bade to retire in December after 27 years of service
REDDING, Calif. — The City of Redding has announced the retirement of Interim City Manager Steve Bade, after almost three decades of service. Since joining in 1998, Bade has played a pivotal role in various departments, including the Housing Division, Redding Area Bus Authority, Airports Division and Economic Development & Innovation Division. His efforts have significantly advanced community development and housing projects in Redding.
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Cascade Village opens waitlist for Shasta Lake affordable housing
The waitlist for Cascade Village's affordable housing complex has opened in the city of Shasta Lake. Located on Shasta Dam Boulevard, the complex is seeking households of five or more to occupy its three-bedroom units, though one and two-bedroom units are also available.
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Redding Public Market opens after years of anticipation
REDDING, Calif. — After a seven-year wait, the Redding Public Market finally opened its doors to the public for a soft-open on Tuesday, Nov. 25. There was a friends and family gathering over the weekend, but on Tuesday morning, the doors will open to everyone. Owner and Developer Allen Knott said it's been a long time coming, but it was worth the wait.
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Redding City Council advances riverfront development plan
REDDING, Calif. — Redding's Riverfront Specific plan was back in front of city council Tuesday night for the first time since May. The specific plan has been in the works for years now as the city crafts a vision of future development alone the Sacramento River. So far, the city has allocated $1.25 million from the American Rescue Plan Act for the project. City staff along with MIG Consulting Firm have been working based of community feedback since 2023 to develop a set of guidelines for the 380 acres of public and private land, holding open houses, workshops and surveys to shape the concepts.