Before & After Portfolio
- Castro Valley Marketplace, Castro Valley
- 310 Main Street, Pleasanton
- 349 Main Street, Pleasanton
- 234 Main Street, Pleasanton
- La Fiesta Square, Lafayette
- Salvio Pacheco Square, Concord
- Bel Aire Plaza, Napa
- Park Street, Alameda
- Lafayette Mercantile, Lafayette
- Pacheco Plaza, Novato
- Clocktower Building, Lafayette
- Public Market, Emeryville
- Fiesta Lane, Lafayette
- Park Plaza, Lafayette
- 971 Dewing Ave, Lafayette
Castro Valley Marketplace, Castro Valley
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Redefining the building from the inside out was accomplished with use of architectural and design elements including mosaic murals, decorative lighting and wood storefronts to bring a human scale to the building.
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Entrys on the eastern elevation of the Castro Valley Marketplace along the paseo provide access to the shared parking lot and created an inviting community gathering place.
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Exposing the superstructure of the building and adding skylight created a well-lit and inviting space. Locating kitchens, storage and service areas along with the wine cellar maximized the retail space on the ground floor, focusing seating and dining areas on the mezzanine optimized the use of the mezzanine.
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310 Main Street, Pleasanton
Before
Main Street Property Services partnered with Branagh Development to acquire 310 Main Street in downtown Pleasanton. The building was designed and built in the early 1980’s with the storefronts oriented toward the parking lot and second tier entrances on Main Street.
After
Main Street Property Services coordinated a strategic renovation and reoriented the storefronts to engage the foot traffic on Main Street, leasing space to select specialty retailers.
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310 Main Streets’ dated strip center design, lack of window line, and second class outdoor seating needed curb appeal, as well as quality tenants.
After
MSPS retained SZFM design studio and collaborated on an improved storefront design. The proposed improvement attracted a signature restaurant. MSPS worked with both the tenant and the design team to complete a raised patio for outdoor dining.
349 Main Street, Pleasanton
Before
The site of a former gas station located at an unsuitable end of Pleasanton’s Main Street was acquired by partnership of Main Street Property Services and Branagh Development.
After
Leveraging the success of the popular Saturday Farmer’s Market, built an award-winning building and selected the best tenants to create Pleasanton’s favorite place.
234 Main Street, Pleasanton
Before
Main Street Property Services and Branagh Development purchased the property from the FDIC during the financial crisis and completed a major repositioning of the property.
After
New facades for both tenants created strong branding opportunities. The building was selectively tenanted with Fleet Feet and Mangia Mi, which anchored the 200 block of downtown Pleasanton.
La Fiesta Square, Lafayette
Before
The Cortese Investment Company purchased La Fiesta Square and appointed Main Street Property Services to complete the retail leasing and repositioning of this strategically located asset.
After
Main Street Property Services’ creative vision and execution helped to create this successful town square in the heart of Downtown Lafayette.
Salvio Pacheco Square, Concord
Before
JCM Partners requested Main Street Property Services to assist in the repositioning of the retail space at its corporate headquarters in Salvio Pacheco Square. The property suffered from its proximity to Todos Santos Plaza.
After
Main Steet Property Services worked closely with the City of Concord to obtain approvals to make strategic improvements to the property and to create a family friendly environment in the park. Today Salvio Pacheco Square and Todos Santos Plaza are excellent examples of public and private partnerships working together to improve a community.
Bel Aire Plaza, Napa
Before
Main Street Property Services was retained to re-develop, manage, and lease this dated and underperforming shopping center. The property was under multiple ownerships without a cohesive plan.
After
Working with the city of Napa, Main Street Property Services created a comprehensive set of design standards that all the property owners would benefit from. Napa’s dominant shopping experience emerged because Main Street Property Services developed and executed a ten-year plan for the property.
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Bel Aire Plaza suffered from outdated signage and architecture as well as a poor tenant mix.
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New storefront and design guidelines allowed for a signage upgrade and the attraction of award winning retailers and restaurants.
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Separately owned out parcels were poorly tenanted and deteriorated, which created a negative image of the property.
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Acquiring this out parcel allowed for re-tenanting and appropriate renovations, which attracted a great tenant and improved the image of the shopping center.
Park Street, Alameda
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The City of Alameda introduced Main Street Property Services to Ownership of a prime city block on Park Street in Alameda in order to facilitate the remodeling and leasing of the property.
After
Main Street Property Services worked with the project architect to raise the ceiling heights and open up the storefronts. These improvements attracted regional, national, and local tenants to create the most dynamic block on Park Street.
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Park Street’s frontage of the former bank space was unappealing and needed new storefronts to attract specialty retailers
and restaurants.
After
New storefronts featuring maximum glazing and transom highlighted the high ceilings, which attracted national, regional, and local tenants.
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Inappropriate tenants without proper signage and low-quality storefront design did not attract shoppers that would create a successful and sustainable shopping environment.
After
Main Street Property Services obtained approval for new signage and storefront design guidelines. As a result of these changes, MSPS attracted exceptional retailers and restaurants that have thrived on Park Street.
Lafayette Mercantile, Lafayette
Before
Located in between two successful areas in downtown Lafayette, The Lafayette Mercantile site was a barren city block which was formerly the home of gas stations and abandoned structures.
After
Main Street Property Services worked closely with the Cortese Investment Company to create a successful retail environment that would ensure the success of preferred restaurants and retailers that were strategically positioned within the Lafayette Mercantile.
Pacheco Plaza, Novato
Before
The Walter Kieckhefer Company retained Main Street Property Services as a retail consultant and leasing agent to reposition this dated neighborhood shopping center that had lost its anchor tenant, Safeway.
After
Main Street Property Services worked with Ownership to transform the property from a rundown shopping center into Novato’s town square. It now features an upscale market and other select restaurants and retailers. Pacheco Plaza has become the commumity’s favorite place.
Clocktower Building, Lafayette
Before
The Ownership of the Clocktower building retained Main Street Property Services to redevelop, manage, and lease their family owned property.
After
Main Street Property Services developed a set of design guidelines and strategic building improvements that facilitated the transformation of the Clocktower building into one of Lafayette’s most dynamic retail locations.
Public Market, Emeryville
Before
With the noteworthy departure of Border Books, TMG Partners selected Main Street Property Services as its retail consultant and leasing agent to reposition the Public Market in Emeryville.
After
The rebranding and creative reuse of the existing buildings including specialty food tenants, Guitar Center, and Urban Outfitters, has transformed the property.
Fiesta Lane, Lafayette
Before
The TJ Whitten Family LLC hired Main Street Property Services to redevelop the sixty year old shopping center in Downtown Lafayette.
After
Main Street Property Services obtained the entitlements and redeveloped the property for Ownership to maximize the potential of the property.
Park Plaza, Lafayette
Before
MSPS worked with the City of Lafayette’s planning department to restore the original pioneer store. The original store was constructed in 1865 and the original shops adjacent to the store were built in the 30s and 50s. Lack of parking and poor functionally of the obsolete building caused the building to be neglected for over a decade.
After
The creation of a historic overlay district promoted the leasing of space to restaurants and retailers that would benefit from this dynamic location. This attracted the community to utilize the park and modernize the center of downtown Lafayette.
971 Dewing ave, Lafayette
Before
971 Dewing suffered from a dated building, a lack of a window line and a substandard interior.
After
Reinforcing the contemporary design, improving the window line and improved branding resulted in a Vanguard tenancy for the building