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Vacant grocery space on Hartnell Avenue finally leased out after sitting empty since 2014
Empty for more than a decade, the former Raley’s supermarket and anchor space in the Cobblestone Shopping Center in Redding has been leased out to a family entertainment business. Ethan Conrad Properties, the center’s landlord, announced the big news on Facebook late last week. “We’re excited to announce that Fun City Trampoline Park is bouncing into the Cobblestone Shopping Center in Redding!” the post said. “This milestone deal brings new energy and entertainment to the Redding community,” the post added. Fun City is expected to open in early 2026, said Ravjeet Basi, as a senior associate at Ethan Conrad Properties. The owners of Fun City couldn't be reached for comment. The 45,500-square-foot space on Hartnell Avenue has been empty since April 2014, when Raley’s closed after 30 years there. At the time, Raley’s said it had decided to focus on its Lake Boulevard location because it was a newer store. The company also cited declining sales, increased competition and costs for improvements to the space as reasons for closing. The grocer’s departure has left a large hole, and the center has struggled to recover ever since. The vacant grocery store came in second in a Record Searchlight readers’ poll of
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Grand jury advises Redding on housing transparency improvements
REDDING, Calif. — The Shasta County Grand Jury investigated the city of Redding's alleged lack of transparency in the Quartz Hill Subdivision, ‘The Peaks’ housing project. The investigation was prompted by residents' concerns over fire safety and traffic flow at a planned development on Quartz Hill Road.
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Council Pushes Back on Riverfront Concepts Including Highway 44 Transformation, Housing at Northern Riverfront
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Tenessa Audette was the only Council member to join City Manager Barry Tippin in support of a riverfront concept that would allow part of Highway 44 to be transformed into a city boulevard. In contrast, Council member Dr. Paul Dhanuka called the idea a “pipe dream,” reiterating his complete opposition.
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Redding's Riverfront plan evolves with community input, draft preparation moves forward
REDDING, Calif. — The Redding City Council and community members engaged in a detailed discussion about the Riverfront Specific Plan during a meeting on Tuesday night. Since 2021, the future of the riverfront land has been a topic of debate amongst the community, with emerging concepts and frameworks for potential development now under consideration.
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Amazon eyes new site at Stillwater Business Park in Redding
REDDING, Calif. — The Stillwater Business Park in Redding may soon welcome a new tenant, as Amazon.com Services LLC is in discussions to purchase 34 acres of property at 5855 Venture Parkway. The Redding City Council is set to discuss the potential approval of the purchase and sale agreement...
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More Flocking to Metros With High Wildfire Risk
All the recent wildfire activity reminded us of the old saying about firefighters being the only people running into a burning building while everyone else is running out. Apparently that applies to homebuyers as well: a new study by LendingTree shows that in the 29 metros with the highest wildfire risk, only two had a higher rate of people moving out than moving in. And then there’s Flagstaff, which has both (sort of).
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53 home affordable housing development Magnolia Meadows opens in Corning
CORNING, Calif. — The Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) and new homeowners celebrated the completion of the Magnolia Meadows housing development in Corning with a key ceremony and potluck block party on Friday afternoon. "This is more than just a ribbon cutting or a housewarming; it's a celebration of...
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Chico and Redding offer best value for homebuyers
A recent study highlights Chico and Redding as top California cities for real estate value. The study evaluated 130 cities across the nation for cost-effective home buying. Chico ranked highest among California cities at number 40. The median home price in Chico is approximately $464,000, and the cost of living is 5% below the state average. Redding followed as the second-ranking California city, placing 70th. Here, median home prices are around $390,000, with a cost of living about 7% below the California norm.
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CHIP celebrates completion of new Magnolia Meadows housing development in Corning
CORNING, Calif. - The Community Housing Improvement Program is celebrating the completion of the Magnolia Meadows housing development in Corning. The development consists of 53 affordable homes, marking a significant milestone for the community. According to CHIP, a key ceremony and potluck block party will be held on May 9...
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Redding Rancheria breaks ground on its new 185,000 square ft. 'Tribal Health Village'
Redding Rancheria breaks ground on its new 185,000 sq. ft. 'Tribal Health Village'. A new tribal health village unlike anything in the region is finally coming to the Redding area and its tribal community.
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What's the future for Joann, Red Lobster in Redding, as retail, restaurant shakeup grows?
Retail’s revolving door of store closures and openings has been amplified in Redding, other California communities and the rest of the country in recent months with announcements from companies like Big Lots and Joann Fabrics that they are going out of business. These stores, some of which have been a part of the local economy for decades, are leaving behind empty buildings and uncertainty about what will take their place. Smaller communities like Redding might find it more difficult to fill the growing swath of empty retail and commercial space, according to an economist who follows the North State...
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Redding Rancheria assisting low-income families with housing, soon accepting applications
REDDING, Calif. — Leaders with the Redding Rancheria are helping Native American families in need find stable housing. The Native American Housing Assistance and Self Determination Act of 1996, or NAHASDA, is a law that provides housing assistance to Native American Tribes. Members of the Redding Rancheria said they...