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The article explores Space tourism firm Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc. plans to significantly boost its base of operations in Tustin, at the office park that already holds its executive offices. The nearly $4 billion-valued aerospace company (NYSE: SPCE), backed by Virgin Group co-founder Richard Branson, recently disclosed it had inked a deal to lease nearly 61,000 square feet of space at the Flight at Tustin Legacy office complex near the intersection of Barranca Parkway at Red Hill Avenue.

The article discusses investment of Mario Marovic and business partner Andrew Gabriel in Muldoon's Irish Pub in Newport Center in Orange County, California. Topics discussed include plan for expansion in 2021; closure of restaurants due to COVID-19 pandemic; and acquisition of Newport Beach Brewing Co.

The article discusses that printer and scanner manufacturer Epson America Inc. is fully making Orange County in California its home base through a deal to relocate its warehouse and distribution hub to the region.

The article provides information about Lugano Diamonds & Jewelry Inc. a jewelry store in Newport Beach, California and its future plans. Topics include plans for local expansion that reflects the sales growth; new 11,500- square-foot lease at Fashion Island at a spot between Whole Foods and R+D Kitchen; and company's unique community driven business model as it sponsors over 100 events each year.

The article informs that the KSL Resorts in Irvine, California, has joined over-collateralization (OC) investors regarding the wine country hospitality deals in Northern California, U.S.

The article discusses electric vehicle (EV) industry in Orange County, California varying from carmakers, to battery makers, to fast-charging systems contributing to long-term plans for EV adoption. Companies include Rivian Automotive, public company producing electric vehicles; Romeo Power, battery maker for commercial electric vehicles; and Enevate, developer of fast-charging batteries for electric vehicles.

The article reports on a record number of local companies that made their stock market debut in 2021, with additional listings carrying over into 2022. It mentions the newly public firms have inked deals inside and outside of OC to expand their operations and Deals have ranged from office leases by electric carmakers to new gyms and movie theaters.

The article offers information on the decline in the shares of Tilly's Inc. after it announced fiscal fourth-quarter earnings in the year, 2021.

The article offers information on the opening of the Bristol Farms grocery store at the Irvine Spectrum Center in Irvine, California.

The article informs that Hyundai Motor Group has picked Irvine for the engineering headquarters for a newly formed division, called Supernal, which aims to get flying taxis into service in 2028. It mentions that Supernal is working to build an electric-powered vertical takeoff-and-landing vehicle. It reveals that Aria Group near John Wayne airport has formed a collective, dubbed Co-Lektiv to steer the evolution of advanced air mobility.

The article reports that Irvine's Camphor Partners is hitting the reset button for a site that's been slated to hold one of the more ambitious high-rise mixed-use properties near John Wayne Airport. It mentions that the real estate investor and developer, which previously operated under the Great Far East Inc. paid a reported site along MacArthur Boulevard that was then called the Colton Plaza office campus.

The article focuses on closing of Disneyland Resort due to COVID-19 pandemic. Topics discussed include impact on revenue of theme park from pandemic; focus on accelerated vaccine rollout in California; and need to create online reservation systems for tickets to Disneyland and other theme parks for improvement in financial performance.

The article informs that Artificial intelligence software company Veritone Inc. has closed its Costa Mesa, California office and relocated its headquarters to a smaller location in Denver, Colorado. Topics discussed include plans to exploring options including a potential sale; initial public offering of company; and sales of company in 2020.

The article reports Orange County, California's second largest law firm, Rutan and Tucker, has reached a deal to move its headquarters to The Boardwalk office development in Irvine, occupying the entire top floor of both the interconnected nine-story buildings. Topics discussed include comments by Rutan and Tucker's managing partner, William Meehan.

The article reports Costa Mesa, California based company Branded Online is moving its office to the soon-to-open Flight office campus in Tustin, thereby bringing its employees currently spread across three offices under one roof. Topics discussed include comments by Branded Online co-founder Jan Nugent stating the Flight campus fit the personality of their company.

Statistics related to businesses in Orange County, California are presented including construction contractors, office tenants, and medical and health sector in Fountain Valley.

The article reports on the plan of WeWork Cos. Inc. to open the largest co-working space in Orange County, California at the newly-built Boardwalk office development near John Wayne Airport.

The article informs that the defense technology startup Anduril Industries Inc. owned by Palmer Luckey is to lease the Michelson Drive office building in the John Wayne Airport area market in Orange County, California.

The article reports on the leasing of office space in Costa Mesa, California. It mentions the ownership by C.J. Segerstrom & Sons of several office buildings, the lease signed by IBM Corp. for space in Plaza Tower, and the renovation of a number of buildings.

The article informs that the results of Lennar Corp.'s February acquisition of Irvine-based homebuilder CalAtlantic Group Inc. are starting to surface at some of the combined company's area developments and in Orange County, California's office market. It reports that Miami-based Lennar has been taking the wraps off its first few area CalAtlantic housing projects to be converted to the Lennar brand since the purchase.

The article reports that the Five Point Gateway office complex in Orange County, California has been opened to tenants. Topics discussed include the areas of the site already leased as of March 2018, the features and specifications of the office complex and the companies that will be using the area as headquarters, including the semiconductor company Broadcom and the real estate developer Five Point Holdings Inc.

The article offers information on the availability of two-building for lease on Waterworks Way near the Irvine Spectrum from Newport Beach-based Irvine Co. Topics discussed include Irvine Co.'s website lists rent for the office and warehouse space; warehouse space was home for various brands such as Billabong, VonZipper and RVCA, and the parent company was Billabong International Ltd.; and founders of Billabong such as Gordon Merchant and Rena Merchant.

The article discusses the tenancy of the football team Los Angeles Chargers in Costa Mesa in Orange County, California. The author highlights the features that will be added to the facility including an office space, locker rooms, and cafeteria for the football team which is scheduled to open in July 2017. Furthermore, a proposal of the construction of a football stadium is also mentioned.

The article reports on the Orange County's largest public company, Edwards Lifesciences Corp. which is expanding its local operations and is taking up space in areas outside Irvine, California. It states that the company has recently inked a deal to lease three floors at the 535 Anton Boulevard building in Costa Mesa, California.

The article reports that Japanese firm Toshiba is eyeing new space with sale of its main local campus in Irvine, California and mentions that company's subsidiary Toshiba America Information Systems is finalizing an office lease in Irvine.

The article reports on the plan of San Jose, California-based semiconductor firm Cavium Inc. to move local operations of its acquired networking products maker QLogic Corp. from Aliso Viejo to an office building under construction in Irvine. It mentions that buildings had previously held product development, sales and corporate offices of QLogic. It also mentions views of Cavium chief financial officer Arthur Chadwick, on integration of business systems and operations.

The article offers information on the lease of Rockwell Collins Inc. on the office building owned by the California State Teachers' Retirement System, the joint venture between financial firms Hines Interests LP and Oaktree Capital Management LP to buy Alton Corporate Plaza buildings.

The article reports that the conglomerate company Toshiba Corp. is planning to sell its office located at Irvine Spectrum in Irvin, California, and is looking for space to lease elsewhere in Orange County, California.

The article reports on the completion of the office lease deal between Mazda North America Operations, a unit of Japan-based car maker Mazda Motor Corp., and real estate firm Irvine Co., enabling the former to take five floors at the latter's 200 Spectrum Center tower in Orange County, California.

The article reports on rise in office rental rates in Orange County, California, as of January 2018, citing role of strong demand, and online availability of products, and mentions that cash flow buyers/owners have been focused on high occupancy levels, offering lower asking rates.

The article reports on leases of office buildings in Orange County, California, as of January 2018, including a property in Irvine owned by Trammell Crow Co.; one from landlord Irvine Co. in Costa Mesa; and one in Aliso Viejo, owned by RREEF.

The article reports that Norb Garrett, general manager of the Action/Outdoor Group of media giant The Enthusiast Network (TEN), along with some of his staff, will be moving to a new headquarter in Carlsbad, California as the lease on its office in San Clemente will be expiring in September 2015.

The article reports on the growth of office rental rate in Orange County, California and discusses the financial performance of Irvine Co. during the first quarter of 2016.

The article presents news briefs including e-commerce firm Amazon signing a deal to occupy space at Irvine Co. developers newest office complexes in the Silicon valley area in California, NewMark Merrill having bought Placentia Town Center shopping center, and Landsea Homes having paid $25.5 million for its luxury townhouse project in Newport beach.

The article reports on association of technology firm SendGrid in a lease agreement for an office space at Irvine, California under Irvine Co.; and attainment of profits by the firm in a funding conditions for advancement of an initial public offering process.

The article reveals that Orange County is the fourth largest office market on the West Coast and one of the top largest office markets in the U.S. Topics covered include the factors that drive large amount of construction, the estimated percentage of office space under construction that is preleased and the strong demand in the supply-constrained market.

The article offers information on various investment properties at Orange County. Topics include office building for lease with balcony, elevator services, and gated subterranean parking garage; corporate headquarters for sale with warehouse clearance power, elevators, and parking; and office suites for sale with remodeled interior and exterior, courtyard with open outdoor areas, and drought-resistant landscape.

The article offers information on several full flex buildings that are for leased and are available in Orange County, California including the area, landlord representatives and owners.

The article lists offices leased in Orange County, California owned by Oaktree Capital Management LP, CBRE Group Inc. and Irvine Co.

The article reports on the increase of rental rate for office in Orange County, California in 2016, according to the data from property management company Jones Lang La Salle (JLL), and mentions the acquisition of an apartment complex in Austin, Texas by real estate investor Steadfast Cos.

The article reports on the sale of the distinctive 1588 South Coast Drive owned by Banc of California Inc. in Costa Mesa, California. It mentions that the office building was once used as the headquarter of ICN Pharmaceuticals Inc. and later by the Valeant Pharmaceuticals International. It offers the insight of Louis Tomaselli, senior managing director of the real estate broker JLL on the sale of the said property.

The article reports that Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., brokerage and investment banking firm in St. Louis, California, has signed a full-floor lease at the 520 Newport Center office of Irvine Co.

The article reports on the lease agreement signed by Orange County, California-based primary care medical group St. Joseph Heritage Healthcare to occupy all offices in an eight-story building near city hall in downtown Anaheim.

The article reports on the growth of office market in Orange County, California as of January 2014 and mentions the downsizing of tenants at semiconductor company Conexant Systems Inc.

The article reports that hybrid automaker Fisker Automotive Inc. has started to move its remaining operations from the office building of Anaheim to a Costa Mesa, California. According to the property listings database of CoStar Realty Information Inc., Fisker Automotive Inc. has signed a three-year lease for 78,738 square feet. It adds that the activity of Fisker Automotive Inc. was completed with a round of layoffs in April 2013.

The article reports on the new 520 Newport Center Drive office tower of real estate company Irvine Co. in Newport Center in Orange County, California wherein rental rates are expected ton increase.

The article discusses CBRE Inc.'s analysis on office market of Orange County, California which remained steady for the third quarter of the year 2013 and reported profits in rental vacancy, rates and absorption. It mentions that due to quality office space's competitive rates class A buildings decreased. Orange County's average asking lease rate grew 1 cent in the third quarter and currently is at 1.93 dollars per square foot. It also presents several related charts.

The article offers information on the largest leases of several office buildings in California for the second quarter (Q2) of 2013 including the 70,000 square feet building in Irvine, the 27,263 square feet building in Fountain Valley, and the 22,430 square feet structure in Anaheim.