Monthly Archives: October 2015

HOOMAN TOYOTA LEAVES TRAFFIC CIRCLE FOR FORMER BOULEVARD CADILLAC SPACE

Space Now Available By Brad Miles and Jim Arias of Inco Commercial

Long Beach Post Article by Brian Addison:

After speculation following the purchase by CVS of two properties which housed auto dealers in 2008, the last of the two, Hooman Toyota, has officially vacated its location near Long Beach’s traffic circle in favor of a more freeway-adjacent location on Willow St. and Redondo Ave.

According to the LB4D Blog, the dealership, situated at 4401 Pacific Coast Highway, also operated a service and parts building slightly east at Atherton and Ximeno. The departure marks the second leaving of an auto dealership from the area, with Mitsubishi—the other CVS-owned lot—having moved to Cerritos in March of last year.

“Due to the growth and success of Hooman Toyota, the dealership must move from its current location to a larger facility to accommodate his sales volume and service operations,” said 4th District Councilmemer Patrick O’Donnell. “It is my understanding that he has secured the former Boulevard Cadillac site, which has sat vacant for a number of years… While we very much appreciate his presence on the traffic circle, it makes business sense that the new site would better accommodate his large sales volume operation, jobs, and desire to be next to a major freeway.”

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Below is an article from Long Beach’s new local newspaper, The Long Beach Register, featuring a Inco Commercial client: Diversified Technical Systems. They recently celebrated the grand opening of their new worldwide headquarters in Seal Beach, Calif. Click on this link to read the full article and the rest of the issue.

LONG BEACH STATE OF TRADE AND TRANSPORTATION – JANUARY 30 AT THE HYATT REGENCY

More than 500 business and community leaders gathered at the Hyatt Regency on January 30 to hear the president of the Pacific Merchant Shipping Association discuss the “State of the Trade and Transportation” industry.

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Below are photos of Inco Commercial employees at the event.

From left, Doug Shea, Brad Miles, and Bill Townsend (far right)

Gwendolyn Parker from IMC Municipal Consultants (second from left)