CALIFORNIA BUSINESS CENTERS 2000

Fairfield is in driving distance to international business, academic and culture centers, plus the rustic ocean coast, yachting on the bay, lakes, hiking, and ideal ski conditions.

Downtown San Francisco is only a 35-40 minutes drive. Berkeley is about 25 min. Housing and leasing are half inner bay area prices. Within 5 minutes drive enjoy Napa vineyards, horse back riding, hiking, fishing, a major shopping center, cinema, theater, sailing, and restaurants on the quiet and charming Suisun harbor. The area has vast protected hill and wet land areas, yet is located near the intersection of highways 80, 12 and 680 in the outer Bay Area.

Cost Effective Access Into World’s High Tech Capital:

Open your office in the region of the world’s high tech capital. The Executive Suite offices and housing are much more affordable the inner Bay Area 40 minutes drive. Your labor costs here are lower, matching cheaper living costs and higher quality of life. Each of your dollars can be stretched further in Fairfield.

Fairfield:

-We have nice weather, and less fog than the inner Bay Area.

-Fairfield is capital of the fastest growing county in the San Francisco Bay Area.

-The main highway of the county and neighboring areas is I-80. It links the inner Bay Area with Sacramento the state capital which is probably growing even faster than the inner Bay Area. I-80 links the Bay Area with Sacramento. I-80 continues to the beautiful Sierra mountains two hours away, and Lake Tahoe about three hours drive.

-Restaurant cuisines include: Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Greek, Italian, Mexican, French, Etc.

Neighboring Town of Suisun:

-Suisun’s yacht harbor and interesting historic houses date from the late 1800's.

-Suisun is known for its free summer music festivals. It’s jazz musicians are excellent.

-Suisun history dates back to the gold rush days when it served as a main rail road stop. The ambiance is more relaxed and spacious than the inner bay area. People are quite friendly.

Protected Natural Areas Within 5 Minutes Drive:

Rockville Hills Park in the rustic hills to the west off Rockville Rd. There is also a wide width of park land a few blocks from the building serving as an exercise path. The office building is four blocks from the famous Northern California vineyards.

Pacific Ocean:

The Pacific Ocean’s rugged shoreline is about 75 minutes west. You can drive along the ocean all the way to Canada.

Lake Tahoe:

The top of the Sierra mountains, somewhat comparable to Europe’s Alps is a two and half hour drive east. An additional thirty minutes east is the huge Lake Tahoe high in the Sierra mountains, which affords summer hiking and sailing, and winter skiing, and casinos year round.

University of California at Berkeley:

The Bay Area has two of America’s three top engineering schools. U.C. Berkeley a was rated first in electronics and communications with Stanford third. Overall as an engineering school Stanford was rated second, and U.C. Berkeley third in the U.S. Berkeley home to many diverse intellectuals from world-wide is 25 minutes drive. Ratings were by the well known "US News & World Report" magazine www.usnews.com

Other interesting locations:

-Marin: 30 minutes.

-Different lakes in the hills northward: under 40 min.

-Central Napa.

-Santa Cruz. Quaint town on coast south of San Francisco: two and half hours drive. Home for University of California at Santa Cruz.

-Hawaii: about a four and half hour flight, with some discount hotel and air fare packages starting at $399.

-Los Angeles, and San Diego adjoining the Mexican border along Pacific coast: slightly over one hour flight with a few air prices starting at $99 round trip.

Driving times assume travel under normal conditions.