BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:C.V.'\;s Retail Renaissance Since 2019 and What Does the Fut ure Hold for C.V. Retail?\n\nhttp://mspsinc.com/\n\n \n\nCraig Semmelmeyer is Founder and Principal of Main Street Property Services\, Inc. of Lafay ette\, California. He acts as development partner and leasing agent on dow ntown properties and shopping centers throughout the San Francisco Bay Are a. Property owners\, developers\, municipalities and retailers alike seek his ability to provide retail solutions which respond to the marketplace a nd the needs of the communities which they serve.\n\n \n\nIn addition to p roviding leasing strategies to property owners and developers\, Mr. Semmel meyer has consulted on the development and remerchandising of retail proje cts for institutional clients\, such as AMB Property Company\, GMS Realty\ , Branagh Development\, Burnham Pacific\, Bay 511 Corporation\, Prudentia l\, The Yarmouth Group\, Bramalea U.S. Properties\, The Clorox Company\, K emper Real Estate Management\, United Bank of Switzerland\, The Cortese In vestment Company\, Oakland Portside Associates\, and the RREEF Funds. He h as also represented retail properties\, some of which include The Public M arket\, Emeryville\; Oakland City Center\, Oakland\; The Marketplace at Sa n Ramon\, San Ramon\; Ygnacio Plaza\, Walnut Creek\; Tassajara Crossing\, Danville\; Crocker Galleria\, San Francisco\; Riverpark Square\, Spokane\, Washington\; Downtown Pleasant Hill\, Pleasant Hill\; Lakeshore Plaza\, S an Francisco\; Bel Aire Plaza\, Napa\; La Fiesta Square\, Lafayette and Sa lvio Pacheco Square at Todos Santos Plaza in Downtown Concord.\n\nMr. Semm elmeyer&rsquo\;s contributions extend beyond the leasing of new and redeve loped projects and include the overall remerchandising and repositioning o f projects throughout Northern California. With Main Street Property Servi ces\, Mr. Semmelmeyer directs all company development efforts and is a pa rtner in Main Street Pleasanton\, LLC. This company successfully rebuilt a nd remerchandised two city blocks in downtown Pleasanton. As a partner in the company\, Mr. Semmelmeyer&rsquo\;s responsibilities included acquisiti on entitlement of new and redeveloped properties\, coordination with archi tectural and construction contractors\, merchandising\, leasing and proper ty management. He also evaluates market conditions\, trends and competitio n to help growing retailers.\n\nPrior to founding Main Street Property Ser vices in 1997\, Mr. Semmelmeyer was a retail leasing specialist in the San Francisco headquarters of Terranomics Retail Services for five years. Hi s ongoing commitment to the retail real estate industry is reflected in h is role as speaker for various audiences. Mr. Semmelmeyer has also served as a member of the Northern California Program Committee for ICSC\, which directs all programming efforts at the state level for the 40\,000 member trade association.\n DTEND:20250819T203000Z DTSTAMP:20261024T202057Z DTSTART:20250819T190000Z LOCATION:Redwood Canyon Golf Course SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:Retail Renaissance In Castro Valley UID:bec2ec4e-b35e-4470-a31a-1f2b0d4d05d6 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

C.V.'\;s Retail Renaissance Sin ce 2019 and What Does the Future Hold for C.V. Retail?

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Craig Semmelmeyer is Founder and Principal of Main Street Propert y Services\, Inc. of Lafayette\, California. He acts as development partne r and leasing agent on downtown properties and shopping centers throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Property owners\, developers\, municipalities and retailers alike seek his ability to provide retail solutions which re spond to the marketplace and the needs of the communities which they serve .

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In addition to providing leasing strategies to property owners and developers\, Mr. Semmelmeyer has consulted on the d evelopment and remerchandising of retail projects for institutional client s\, such as AMB Property Company\, GMS Realty\, Branagh Development\, Burn ham Pacific\, Bay 511 Corporation\, Prudential\, The Yarmouth Group\, Bra malea U.S. Properties\, The Clorox Company\, Kemper Real Estate Management \, United Bank of Switzerland\, The Cortese Investment Company\, Oakland P ortside Associates\, and the RREEF Funds. He has also represented retail p roperties\, some of which include The Public Market\, Emeryville\; Oakland City Center\, Oakland\; The Marketplace at San Ramon\, San Ramon\; Ygnaci o Plaza\, Walnut Creek\; Tassajara Crossing\, Danville\; Crocker Galleria\ , San Francisco\; Riverpark Square\, Spokane\, Washington\; Downtown Pleas ant Hill\, Pleasant Hill\; Lakeshore Plaza\, San Francisco\; Bel Aire Plaz a\, Napa\; La Fiesta Square\, Lafayette and Salvio Pacheco Square at Todos Santos Plaza in Downtown Concord.

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Mr. Semmelmeyer&rsquo\;s cont ributions extend beyond the leasing of new and redeveloped projects and in clude the overall remerchandising and repositioning of projects throughout Northern California. With Main Street Property Services\, Mr. Semmelmeyer directs all company development efforts and is a partner in Main Street Pleasanton\, LLC. This company successfully rebuilt and remerchandised two city blocks in downtown Pleasanton. As a partner in the company\, Mr. Sem melmeyer&rsquo\;s responsibilities included acquisition entitlement of new and redeveloped properties\, coordination with architectural and construc tion contractors\, merchandising\, leasing and property management. He als o evaluates market conditions\, trends and competition to help growing ret ailers.

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Prior to founding Main Street Property Services in 1997\ , Mr. Semmelmeyer was a retail leasing specialist in the San Francisco hea dquarters of Terranomics Retail Services for five years. His ongoing comm itment to the retail real estate industry is reflected in his role as spe aker for various audiences. Mr. Semmelmeyer has also served as a member of the Northern California Program Committee for ICSC\, which directs all pr ogramming efforts at the state level for the 40\,000 member trade associa tion.

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