-- Andy Sehremelis has spent more than three decades building businesses across the Southern California real-estate market. Through Parkcrest, his work has included land acquisition, entitlement, development, construction, leasing, property management, and long-term investment.
This approach connects each stage of a project. Parkcrest can identify a property, secure development rights, manage construction, and retain an interest in the completed asset. Public records and company materials show how Sehremelis has applied that model to commercial properties and operating businesses across Southern California.
Who is Andy Sehremelis?
Andy George Sehremelis is a Southern California real-estate broker, developer, and construction executive associated with Parkcrest Construction, Inc. and Parkcrest Properties, Inc.
His real-estate career dates to the 1980s. California Department of Real Estate records show that Sehremelis was first licensed as a salesperson in 1985 and became a broker in 1987. The current public record lists no disciplinary action or other public comments.
The department also identifies Sehremelis as the designated officer of Parkcrest Properties, Inc., a licensed real-estate corporation.
According to his Parkcrest biography, Sehremelis established Parkcrest Real Estate, Management & Development in 1987. Its work included real-estate analysis, acquisitions, land entitlement, development, financing, and property management.
He later founded Parkcrest Construction in 2006 to serve as the general contractor for Parkcrest projects and other developments in which he and his partners had an interest.
What is Parkcrest?
Parkcrest is the name associated with Sehremelis' real-estate, development, property-management, and construction activities.
Parkcrest Construction acts as the construction arm for developments in which Sehremelis and his partners have a direct investment. The company says its experience includes land acquisition, entitlement processing, project management, general construction, leasing, and property management.
Parkcrest also says Sehremelis has participated in more than 25 completed development projects.
This structure gives Andy Sehremelis and Parkcrest control over more of the development process than a conventional contractor would have. Their involvement can begin before construction and continue after the building is complete.
When an owner plans to retain and operate a property, decisions about materials, building systems, maintenance, and operating costs have consequences beyond the initial construction budget. The finished property has to work for its tenants, customers, and operators over time.
The Parkcrest real estate model
The Parkcrest business model brings several related functions together:
Identifying and acquiring property Securing entitlements and municipal approvals Planning and financing development Managing construction Leasing or operating the completed property Retaining ownership or another financial interest in the assetEach stage affects the next. Entitlements determine how a property may be used. Construction decisions influence future maintenance and operating costs. Leasing and business operations shape the property's long-term value.
This explains why Sehremelis' public business history includes brokerage, development, construction, property ownership, and operating companies rather than construction work alone.
Andy Sehremelis and Parkcrest projects in Menifee
Sehremelis' activities in Menifee show how this model works in practice.
Public records and local reporting connect him with several properties and businesses near Newport Road and Menifee Road. These include an ARCO/AMPM operation and car wash, along with the Archibald's restaurant property.
Menifee 24/7 reported that Sehremelis developed the Archibald's property and the adjacent fuel and car-wash operation. The Menifee Valley Chamber of Commerce has also identified him as the owner of Archibald's.
These projects combine commercial real estate with active businesses. The property provides space for the business, while the business supports the value and use of the property.
Business entities associated with Andy Sehremelis
Public filings identify several entities connected with Sehremelis' real-estate activities.
Chino Valley Center, LLC is listed as an active California entity with Sehremelis as manager. Its stated business purpose is the acquisition and development of real estate.
Menifee Auto Care, LLC is also listed as an active entity with Sehremelis as manager. Its stated purpose is real-estate investment.
California Department of Real Estate records show that Sehremelis has also used business names including Parkcrest Mortgage and Park Crest Realty.
The records indicate a structure built around individual properties and specialized entities. Different companies can hold, develop, or operate particular assets while remaining part of a broader real-estate strategy.
A long-term approach to Southern California real estate
The common thread across the work of Andy Sehremelis and Parkcrest is involvement in several stages of a property's lifecycle.
Managing those stages requires knowledge of demographics, traffic patterns, tenant demand, municipal approvals, financing, construction costs, and property operations. Parkcrest's description of Sehremelis' experience emphasizes these areas, including the relationship between economic conditions and real-estate investment decisions.
Business and community involvement
Sehremelis' business activities have included involvement in communities where Parkcrest-related properties operate.
A 2017 municipal council packet included a letter from then-Chino Hills Council Member Cynthia Moran describing Sehremelis as a strong local business partner. The letter cited support for schools, youth programs, sports organizations, and charitable causes.
Another letter from the same period, written by Joan Ring, described his participation in the Menifee Chamber of Commerce and local community programs.
These letters are historical testimonials rather than independent assessments of his current activities. They document the connection between his commercial developments and community involvement at that time.
Andy Sehremelis and the growth of Parkcrest
Andy Sehremelis has developed Parkcrest around an integrated approach to Southern California real estate.
His activities began with brokerage and development in the 1980s, expanded into construction through Parkcrest Construction, and grew to include commercial properties and operating businesses.
Across those activities, the consistent strategy has been to participate in more than one stage of a project. Parkcrest's work connects acquisition, entitlement, development, construction, leasing, management, and ownership within the same real-estate model.
Editor's note: This profile distinguishes between information documented in government or other public records and claims published in company materials. Company descriptions and project totals are attributed accordingly.
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