Gateway Business Center features 13 concrete tilt-up buildings for manufacturing, distribution, and warehousing needs. Each structure boasts roll-up doors, an impressive interior ceiling height, and ample free parking spaces.
This location features disabled-friendly facilities and can be reached easily using public transit. In addition, it has a business lounge equipped for efficient drop-in work sessions.
CANBERRA
The Gateway Business Centre is located in an award-winning building at 2 Brindabella Circuit and conveniently near Canberra Airport (CBR). This contemporary and fully equipped workspace offers drop-in coworking, private offices with state-of-the-art facilities, and plentiful amenities – including a cafe, internal landscaped glass atrium, complimentary BBQ areas, showers, parking, and subsidized public transport – to keep you productive when on the move.
Australia’s tiny yet powerful capital stands up well to its small stature, offering world-renowned museums and historical sites, bustling brewpubs, quiet nature areas, and family-friendly attractions. At its urban core lies a cultural district that hosts theatre, music, and visual art shows, as well as scenic excellent climate wineries and family farms to visit nearby.
Since Australia joined the Commonwealth in 1901, they required a national capital outside Sydney and Melbourne. A competition held in 1908 resulted in the selection of a site for the planned city, which eventually bore its name from Aboriginal words for meeting place – hence Canberra being named. Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin designed this city utilizing geometric motifs aligned with topographical landmarks when creating Canberra, as their designs used axes aligned to such milestones for its design.
Canberra boasts a vibrant economy that thrives in IT, education, and research sectors due to the concentration of government departments there. Construction, business services, and health and community services also play significant roles. Tourism continues to flourish here – the popular Floriade spring flower display draws visitors from Australia and abroad.
The Gateway Team at ACT Government serves as a hub for inquiries about land, planning, and building matters within Canberra. They manage pre-application meetings, carry out completeness checks on development applications (DAs), provide advice regarding compliance issues in DA applications, and perform other functions that support the planning process in ACT. You can contact them during business hours via telephone or email or use one of the online forms to submit submissions directly through the Gateway website.
SANTA MARIA
Santa Maria, situated on California’s Pacific Coast, is a charming town filled with rich history and vibrant culture. Boasting beautiful beaches, picturesque vineyards, and captivating museums – not to mention an active food and wine scene full of delicious choices – Santa Maria boasts something for everyone in Central California!
The city’s diverse economy includes agriculture, commercial, and manufacturing industries, tourism, energy production, health care services, and education. More recently, Vandenberg Air Force Base nearby has contributed to increased interest and activity within aerospace (particularly aerospace-related communications and high-tech research & development).
Santa Maria offers visitors many opportunities for outdoor recreation and leisure activities and its vast selection of restaurants. Visitors can explore its parks, hiking trails, and recreational facilities or attend one of its numerous cultural celebrations and festivals celebrating Santa Maria’s unique identity.
Various restaurants in Santa Maria specialize in international cuisines such as Mexican, Italian, Japanese, and American fare, such as Far Western Tavern, Jocko’s Steakhouse, and Cool Hand Luke’s. Furthermore, Santa Maria Public Library houses an impressive selection of classic literature and cutting-edge research materials.
Santa Maria Airport is less than one mile east of downtown and provides passenger service to the Bay Area and Los Angeles areas. A variety of major airlines fly out from this airport, while travelers can also opt for air charter, which provides them with flexibility when traveling from any small or large airport directly to Santa Maria on their schedule and price point.
Santa Maria offers one large Regal Edwards movie theater in its Town Center Mall. Open seven days a week, the cinema provides an assortment of films. Other entertainment venues in the city include Santa Maria Civic Theatre and Performing Arts Center and Pacific Conservatory of Performing Arts, which offers professional training courses for actors and producers, including Robin Williams, Kelly McGillis, Mercedes Ruehl, and Zac Efron among its alumni.
SANTA CRUZ
Santa Cruz (Spanish for “Holy Cross”) in Northern California is known for its beaches and surf culture. Its long wharf, lined with eateries and shops, stretches into Monterey Bay while its old-fashioned boardwalk boasts vintage rides such as the 1911 Looff Carousel. Santa Cruz boasts a charming downtown and is home to the University of California Santa Cruz.
Santa Cruz’s economy is built upon tourism, education, agriculture, and technology. Santa Cruz boasts apple orchards, horticulture, and vegetable farming, among other forms of agriculture, as well as 152 dairies that produce some of California’s best seafood products. Furthermore, this area is an essential center of the organic agriculture movement, with California Association of Certified Organic Farmers hosting an annual event here.
Downtown Santa Cruz is an exciting business hub with an active music scene, restaurants, and shops. Cultural offerings in Downtown Santa Cruz include Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Cabrillo Music Festival, and McPherson Museum of Art and History; additionally, UCSC stands out as a leading center of higher learning due to its emphasis on arts and humanities studies.
Gateway Business Center is a 13-building concrete tilt-up industrial park offering office and warehouse space. Situated minutes north of Santa Maria and serving Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties, it serves manufacturing, distribution, warehousing, as well as other businesses with its amenities including a 3-acre parking lot with 13-foot ceiling height, free parking, and landscaped grounds that separate itself from other local business parks.
Hyundai’s entry into the pickup market, the Santa Cruz, is based on the Tucson. Combining small SUV and truck bed qualities similar to Ford Maverick and Honda Ridgeline. Available with either a V-6 or four-cylinder engine and various drive modes. Ron Sessions, an accomplished vehicle evaluator with over three decades of experience writing automotive articles for multiple publications such as automotive websites, enthusiast magazines newsletters, and technical journals, having served as senior road test driver with JD Power & Associates before going freelance, has performed hundreds of road tests for multiple publications over time – giving him an edge over competitors.
LAS VEGAS
Attracting tourists, downtown Vegas provides visitors with an abundance of entertainment experiences. At its center lies Fremont Street Experience with its dome of over one million LEDs, market stalls, vendor vendors, and live music; further south lies Chinatown Plaza for dining and shopping experiences with more of an upscale aesthetic than on the casino-rich strip.
On Monday, three locally-owned businesses opened in the Gateway District – a historic downtown area that merges into the Arts District – Tap N Ash Social Club, Naakiti Floral Design, and SPARC Design Group were part of an initiative to revitalize this gateway neighborhood.
Gateway Business Plaza is at an ideal high-traffic location, fronting E Sunset Rd and S Pecos. Boasting over 62,600 VPD, this plaza makes an excellent office/retail/flex space featuring grade-level roll-up doors and newly remodeled flex suites – and proximity to the Green Valley corridor and McCarran International Airport for convenient transportation access. Ample parking facilities are provided.
