Jeff Quackenbush

California, Santa Rosa

Interactive Editor and Staff Reporter at North Bay Business Journal

Reporter and interactive editor for North Bay Business Journal - https://t.co/hkHXWVUxRM

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Articles

Here are businesses on the move in Marin, Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties

1 week ago | northbaybusinessjournal.com | Jeff Quackenbush

See the companies and organizations leasing and buying commercial real estate in North Bay counties via the following recent deals.
SMART service to Windsor set to start Saturday

1 week ago | northbaybusinessjournal.com | Jeff Quackenbush

Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit service to Windsor launches Saturday after final regulatory approval. Officials anticipate high ridership, supporting local businesses and community events, enhancing tourism.
Napa maker of high-tech production equipment cutting 89 jobs amid trade wars

1 week ago | northbaybusinessjournal.com | Jeff Quackenbush

AP Tech, maker of equipment used for production of computer chips, solar panels, LED lights and flat-panel displays, plans to lay off employees due to declining orders amid international trade disputes, impacting its business significantly.
Converting empty office or retail buildings to housing: It’s a lot harder than it looks

2 weeks ago | northbaybusinessjournal.com | Jeff Quackenbush

Plans to convert two bank buildings in downtown Santa Rosa into apartments plus about two dozen such projects in Marin County reflect a growing trend of transforming aging commercial spaces into residential units amid high office vacancy rates.
Converting empty office or retail buildings to housing: It’s a lot harder than it looks

2 weeks ago | petaluma360.com | Jeff Quackenbush

New York-based Innovatus Capital Partners owns the property that includes 4000 Civic Center, which has been transformed into medical offices, and 4040 Civic Center, which is unusually narrow and long for a Marin office building. And it’s largely empty. “Our property at 4040 Civic Center is uniquely positioned for an innovative adaptive reuse plan — one that will breathe new life into a site that’s been underutilized as office demand continues to decline,” said Bradley Seiden, managing director.
Children's advocacy nonprofit moving its Santa Rosa offices

2 weeks ago | northbaybusinessjournal.com | Jeff Quackenbush

First 5 Sonoma County, currently located near Sonoma County airport, has signed a lease at a Santa Rosa office complex where some of its nonprofit partners are based.
Delicato lays off 15 as winemaking halted at secondary Coppola winery

2 weeks ago | northbaybusinessjournal.com | Jeff Quackenbush

The Napa-based wine group that acquired Francis Ford Coppola Winery and Virginia Dare wineries in Sonoma County nearly four years ago said it has been phasing out winemaking at the latter since then. Here’s what Delicato plans to do with the winery.
Napa Wine Company names Priyanka Dhar French winemaking director

2 weeks ago | northbaybusinessjournal.com | Jeff Quackenbush

Custom vintner Napa Wine Company and related brand Ghost Block Estate Wines hired Priyanka Dhar French as director of winemaking. French has had a long commitment to sustainability and had overseen the rebuilding of Signorello Estate that was destroyed by the 2017 wildfires.
Ravenswood’s 1st winery goes on the market for $5.3 million

3 weeks ago | northbaybusinessjournal.com | Jeff Quackenbush

The original Ravenswood winery near Sonoma is on the market as part of a bankruptcy sale involving dozens of commercial and residential properties in the Lefever Mattson portfolio.
Look inside: 8-story ‘modern lifestyle’ apartment complex opens in downtown Santa Rosa

3 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Jeff Quackenbush

Downtown Santa Rosa’s latest mid-rise apartment complex opened its doors for prospective tenants Thursday. The eight-story complex at 420 Mendocino Ave., called Felix, has 168 market-rate studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units. Award-winning David Baker Architects designed it with a “refined casual” aesthetic with elements such as board-formed concrete, black and white exterior tones, and FSC-certified redwood screens that help reduce lobby echo.