North Bay Business Journal

  • Wine Country Group picks up three new offices in Sonoma County

    August 29th, 2011

    SANTA ROSA — Residential real estate brokerage Wine Country Group by Better Homes and Gardens is expanding its holdings in Sonoma County by merging with three Pacific Union International branches, two in Santa Rosa and one in Petaluma.

  • Perler Beads closes Cloverdale plant

    July 11th, 2011

    CLOVERDALE — A 40,000-square-foot plastics plant that Perler Beads, a toy company that started in a Santa Rosa garage, started closing in mid-June.

  • North Coast breweries move up in craft beer rankings

    April 14th, 2011

    North Coast breweries mostly moved up on a national trade association’s annual list of the largest 50 U.S. beer makers.

  • Sonoma County Economic Development board releases data for nine cities

    March 14th, 2011

    SONOMA COUNTY — The Sonoma County Economic Development Board, in partnership with city councils and chambers of commerce, has released a new series of City Economic Reports for each of the nine incorporated areas in Sonoma County. Areas covered by the reports include employment, demographics, residential and commercial real estate, consumer spending, and education.

  • EDB releases Sonoma County city economic reports

    March 2nd, 2011

    The Sonoma County Economic Development Board, in partnership with city councils and chambers of commerce, has released a new series of City Economic Reports for each of the nine incorporated areas in Sonoma County.

  • The Wine Country Group merges with Better Homes and Gardens

    February 17th, 2011

    SONOMA and NAPA COUNTIES — Bay Area real estate industry veterans Ed Krafchow, Earl Shuttleworth and Gerrett Snedaker announced today the formation of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Wine Country Group Realtors with nine offices and over 180 agents concentrated in northern California’s Wine Country.

  • Cloverdale cooperage sold to French barrel group

    January 7th, 2011

    CLOVERDALE — Treasury Wine Estates, part of Australia-based beer and wine giant Foster’s Group , sold Winemakers Cooperage in Cloverdale to France-based Groupe Charlois.

  • EAH takes over management of Cloverdale senior apartments

    September 27th, 2010

    CLOVERDALE – EAH Housing has joined with King’s Valley Senior Apartments, an affordable senior community in Cloverdale.

  • City puts urban boundary extension to 2035 on ballot

    August 2nd, 2010

    SANTA ROSA — The city of Santa Rosa’s urban growth boundary could be extended for more than two decades if voters approve a measure backed unanimously by the City Council.

  • P&L Specialties acquires Tom Beard

    May 3rd, 2010

    SANTA ROSA — Winery crushpad equipment maker P&L Specialties is moving further into the winemaking process with the pending acquisition of Tom Beard Co., the top manufacturer of automated oak barrel washers.

  • Public input meetings set for Cloverdale plan

    June 29th, 2009

    CLOVERDALE – The city of Cloverdale completed the purchase of 5.32 acres of the Thyme Square commercial development site using $3.1 million in funds for low-moderate income housing projects. It also conducted the first of three workshops to gather public input on the Station Area Plan, which will guide the development of a connection between downtown and the SMART station and provide a design for a gateway to downtown as well as proposed uses for the Thyme Square site.

  • Seven cities, county share economic development plans

    June 15th, 2009

    In an attempt to foster mutual cooperation and enhance awareness of economic development activities throughout Sonoma County, eight government agencies came together at a Sonoma County Alliance meeting June 3 at the Santa Rosa Golf and Country Club to talk about retaining existing businesses, attracting new ones, creating jobs and leveraging private/public partnerships to stimulate growth.

  • Fife winery, properties for sale

    March 27th, 2006

    NORTH COAST – Fifteen months after he put up $1.25 million to lift St. Helena-based Fife Vineyards out of Chapter 11 reorganization, a Mendocino County grape grower’s stake in two wineries, a vineyard, thousands of cases of wine and an Oakland home are being sold to satisfy $14.3 million in debts.

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