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Mercado del Lago Shopping Center

Santa Margarita Co.  |  Leasing plan and financial analysis for planned shopping center in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.   A focus of the financial work was ongoing evaluation of various tenant leasing deals and their impact upon overall project investment yield.   Anchor tenants, in-line tenants, the ancillary pad tenant (a c-store fuel station), were each review as negotiations proceeded.

 

Extensive financial analysis was prepared in collaboration with client organization’s CFO, in tandem with ongoing land use master planning and experiential design efforts for this town center facility in the heart of this highly-successful master-planned community.

 

The City of Rancho Santa Margarita is a result of a handshake land deal where James C. Flood and Richard O’Neill, Sr. purchased the property and later, O’Neill deeded his land holdings to his son, Jerome.   Under Jerome O’Neill’s leadership the ranch was expanded to 230,000 acres and spanned three counties.   The holdings later become home to such communities as Mission Viejo and Rancho Santa Margarita.

 

The Rancho Santa Margarita landholding traces its history to the Shoshonean Native American Indian tribe known as the Acagchemen. The community is situated along the foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains, master planned as an urban village.

 

 

View of view Mercado del Lago's waterfront walking page

StoneCreek Partners acted as Real Estate Consultants to Santa Margarita Co., in its development of Mercado del Lago shopping center, for project feasibility, development leasing, and pre-opening facilities management matters.

 

Real Estate Project Consultants for School District

San Diego Unified School District  |  Assistance to administrators of the school district in pursuing a surplus schools disposition program.   The San Diego Unified School District held a portfolio of surplus school facility assets, and was interested in regularizing a negotiated disposition process.   A “request for proposals,” or RFP, process was recommended, along with methods for generating interest in the portfolio of surplus district assets, methods for pre-qualifying interested third-parties, and a process and approach to ranking proposed business deals submitted by investors and real estate developers.

 

One of the largest school districts in the U.S., San Diego City Schools serve more than 134,000 students. In operations since 1854 the district has grown from a small, rented school building with one teacher to more than 200 educational facilities with 14,500 full-time equivalent staff positions. This seventh largest urban district in the United States is extremely diverse – including more than 15 ethnic groups and dozens of languages and dialects.   Work completed by an SCP principal while with predecessor firm.

 

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