I was reading the latest edition of the East Bay Business Times yesterday when the thought crossed my mind that this is one resource that everyone relocating to the East Bay should receive. Whether your corporate, a small business person, retired or not – the East Bay Business Times will give you some great insight into what is happening in the East Bay community you are thinking of moving to.

The East Bay Business Times helps our team to stay abreast of what is happening with real estate in the 680 corridor which includes the communities of: Concord, Walnut Creek, Alamo, Danville, San Ramon, Dublin and Pleasanton, CA. It's not just the real estate specific articles that help to keep us informed either. Here are some of the items specific to our East Bay area in this edition that caught my eye and inspired me to write this post:

• Gilmore returns to a transformed Safeway
• Point & Ship moves to Walnut Creek
• San Ramon seeks business on the Nile
• Food banks push holiday drives to front burner
• With new owner and manager, Stoneridge poised for change
• Pleasanton branch opening kicks of big Union Bank retail expansion

Each of these articles gives a little insight to what is happening in our TriValley area. Awareness of some of the business and commercial dynamics can help you with your relocation decisions. The East Bay Business Times is a great resource for helping you to build and expand your professional network.

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If you live in the East Bay Area and read the East Bay Business Times, please add a comment. This will help give people relocating to the East Bay more than just my limited perspective.