For Harvey Champlin, when it comes to development, it is either go big or go home. While he is known internationally for the Los Sueños Marriott Resort and Marina in Costa Rica and the International Center for the Performing Arts in Moscow, his philosophy of going big isn’t really about physical structures, it’s about ideas. And he has a rather big one for Ventura…
Port Hueneme beach high-rise envisioned.
Harvey Champlin has downsized just about everything in his life and business over the past six years.
Buying a home is a gamble in any market. But a Ventura home builder is trying to protect sellers from future market risk by making a bet of its own — that the housing sector will recover.
Ventura facing strong economic future. UC Santa Barbara forecaster credits city slow-growth policy for stability.
Real estate developer and investor Harvey Champlin said he was “pleasantly surprised” by the Ventura economic forecast.
Ventura’s Housing Authority is about to go on a building binge.
At a time when for-profit housing builders are grappling with a tight credit market and unsold inventory, the not-for-profit Housing Authority is quietly capitalizing on the real estate collapse, scooping up foreclosed properties and capturing federal stimulus money dedicated to affordable housing.
Copyright © 2012 Harvey Champlin.
