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The article offers information on Chef Brian Malarkey's opening of Herb & Ranch at Irvine Company's UCI Research Park, bringing a diverse food hall concept to the campus. Topics include Malarkey's background as a celebrity chef, his focus on brain food and variety in the menu, and Irvine Company's efforts to enhance the campus with amenities like Herb & Ranch.

A list of the architecture firms ranked by billings in Orange County (OC), California is presented including AO Architects, Ware Malcomb, and LPA Inc.

The article discusses that Irvine Co. has been planning a new life science office campus in Irvine that aims to boost Orange County stature in the biotechnology and healthcare sectors against nearby markets like San Diego, California. It discusses that life science industry as a fast-growing one in Orange County, California.

The article reports on the expansion of operations of ViaLase Inc., a local glaucoma-focused medtech startup whose executives helped create the LASIK innovation that revolutionized refractive surgery, and which has the backing of local investor Bill Link. Topics discussed include the company's focus on disrupting the conventional glaucoma treatment, comments from Chief Executive Tibor Juhasz, and Series A fundraising made by the company in 2021.

The article reports on the acquisition of a creative office campus in Laguna Hills, California by a joint venture involving Irvine-based commercial investor Kelemen Co. and Las Vegas, Nevada-based Kingsbarn Realty Capital. Topics discussed include amount paid by the du for HERE, a five-building office hub, information on the Laguna Hills office building, and expectation of Kelemen to partner with Kingsbarn on additional office deals.

The article offers information on the growth of businesses in Brea, California factored by business parks, low business license fees, and amenities for high quality of life. Among the companies which are headquartered in Brea include biomedical company Beckman Coulter Inc., automobile company Suzuki American Motor Corp., and visual technology manufacturer ViewSonic North America.

The article focuses on Ahad Khan, Chief Executive Officer of Kajabi LLC discussing about growth of company past 100 million U.S. Dollar in annual recurring revenue, a 550 million U.S. Dollar growth funding in 2021, and purpose to turn knowledge into income for small and medium-sized firms.

The article focuses on Vans Inc., Costa Mesa-based footwear and apparel company's reappointment of Kevin Bailey as global brand president, mixed reactions from analyst firms including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. for VF Corp.'s earnings report, and refocus on its classics line including Old Skools.

The article focuses on Palmer Luckey and his new company Anduril Industries discussing well over 3,000 employees to work at the campus, and Anduril being among the fastest-growing companies in America, as iteration of the Business Journal's annual Orange County 50 listing shows.

The article discuses the expansion plans of Human, an Irvine based digital marketing agency that involves the new Innovation Office Park in the Irvine Spectrum.

The article reports on how industrial interest drives sales in the office market in Orange County, California in 2021. Topics covered include the reasons for the solid pace of office deals, the move of e-commerce giant Amazon to purchase Bank of America's longtime call center in the city of Brea and the deals of Rexford Industrial Realty Inc. to purchase Pacific Corporate Center and Volt Campus.

The article reports that two more key occupants from the technology and gaming world are added to the tenants of Irvine's Innovation Office Park, a multi-tenant office campus in Orange County, California, namely Sega of America and Next IT Solutions Inc.

The article reports that the local office of Goodman Group has bought one of the largest business parks in the city of Cypress, with an eye on redeveloping the site as a new industrial project, which contains a large amount of office space. It mentions that the Australia-based firm, a $26 billion-valued industrial investor and developer that operates its North American operations out of Irvine, recently paid $128.3 million for the Cypress Technology Center.

The article reports on Irvine, California real estate investor Greenlaw Partners LLC's purchase of a San Juan Capistrano (SJC) office park. It mentions its involvement in transactions worth $111 million and sakes of properties in Carlsbad, Orange and Santa Fe Springs. An overview of its sale of a Metropolitan Drive office occupied by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is also presented.

The article reports on the Irvine Co. believes that there's a clear future for the local office market, and officials at the real estate firm say it's a future that emphasizes higher-end properties and a flight to quality by tenants.

The article discusses that LBA Realty, a full service real estate investment and management company has planned to build new office, mixed-use campus amid the Covid-19 pandemic in Irvine, California.

The article focuses on top trade in Orange County post COVID-19 including CBRE Group Inc. represented the seller, San Francisco-based institutional investor Industry Capital, Anaheim Hills Business Center, a five-building business park, and Hamra Properties bought the four-building property.

The article lists of real properties for sale in Orange County, California including The Roost, Freestanding Restaurant Property, and Business Center Drive.

Ranks office buildings and parks in Orange County, California according to contiguous square feet available. Top position taken by the building at 6131 Orangethorpe Avenue; Average rates; Year built; Broker.

The article informs that Irvine Co. has announced to offload and sell Sendero Huntington Beach rental complex and SkyPark Business Center in Irvine, California. It mentions Sack Properties bought Sendero complex, while Koll Co. buys SkyPark. It also mentions offloading a number of older noncore complexes acquired in 2013 as part of a portfolio deal of apartment properties formerly owned by Archstone Co.

The article reports that real estate developer Sares Regis Group has sold one of its newest and largest business parks, a 28-acre industrial site in the Ventura County city of Thousand Oaks in California to Rexford, which also buys in Orange County, California.

The article reports on the plan of real estate investment trust (REIT) KBS Strategic Opportunity REIT Inc. as of May 2016 to invest in an office property in San Francisco, California and a portfolio of business parks in Seattle, Washington. Topics include the agreement entered into by the REIT to acquire several properties such as an office tower in San Francisco's Financial District, and the trio of office and industrial parks closed by KBS fund in Redmond, Washington.

The article reports on the purchase of the 15-building office park by Newport Beach-based real estate investor and developer Olen Properties Corp. near John Wayne Airport in California in 2016.

The article informs that Robinson Pharma Inc. signed on to lease Harbor Gateway business park in Costa Mesa, California as per the records of real estate market tracker CoStar Group Inc. and mentions that PS Business Parks Inc. completed the sale of Orangewood Corporate Plaza complex in California.

The article reports on the plan of real estate investment and management company LBA Realty LLC to build a companion project on a parcel of land that would include offices, a movie theater, a hotel, retail and other features at the at the intersection of Jamboree Road and Michelson in Irvine, California.

The article focuses on nearly 10 million dollars makeover beginning early in 2015 for Anaheim Corporate Office Plaza, a five-building business park on Orangewood Avenue next to the Santa Ana River. It is mentioned that the plan includes the redevelopment of nearly 30-year-old buildings at the campus with the addition of a variety of open floor plans, high ceilings, indoor and outdoor meeting areas and other contemporary features.

The article reports on the $24.1 million payment paid by apartment investor Alliance Residential Co. for a four-building business park in Laguna Nigue, California.

The article reports on the possible sale of the Savi Tech Center, a 19-acre, four-building business park in Riverside, California, to a venture between Oaktree Capital Management LP and Hines Interests LP after an online auction on September 18, 2013. It states that the Oaktree Capital and Hines Interests bid for the property at $51.8 million. It adds that medical device maker CareFusion Corp. and dental implant manufacturer Nobel Biocare USA Inc. are some of the tenants in the building.

The article reports that real estate investor and developer Olen Properties Corp. pays $73.5 million for the 16-building office park in the Irvine Spectrum, which is the largest purchase in several years.

The article reports that several real estate developers target office parks in Irvine, California for their hotel projects due to the rise in business travel in the growing economy.

The article reports that Rialto Capital Management LLC and Cypress Office Properties LLC have 128,000 square foot two building Freeway Corporate Park. Freeway Corporate Park includes a 76,51f-scpnre-foot office at East Carnegie Avenue and a 51,750-square-foot office at 2501 Fullman Street. The sale price of the property is about 125 dollars per square foot.

The article discusses the potential sale of the City Plaza tower in Orange County (OC) in California. It mentions reports from two tower tenants that the privately-held real estate investor and developer Greenlaw Partners LLC of Newport Beach, Califonia is the prospective new owner. The article also informs that the 85 million U.S. dollar sale of Seal Beach's Bixby Office Park is the priciest sales in OC so far in 2013.

The article reports that Alton Corporate Plaza, a two-building office park in Irvine, California was sold to Alton CP LLC, a venture headed up by Hines Interests LP and a real estate fund managed by Oaktree Capital Management LP.

The reports on the Yorba Linda and Tri-Freeway business park sale in North Orange County (OC), California which were bought by Northern California investors and the purchase by Spirit Bascom Ventures LLC, an affiliate of investment company Bascom Group of a rental property in Chicago, Illinois.

The article reports that Irvine-based Centra Realty Corp. has purchased the nineteen-acre site in San Juan Capistrano, California. Centra Realty plans to develop a 241,000 square-foot business park at the acquired land which will be called Ventanas Business Center. According to Keith Ross, former executive of Koll Development Co. who runs Centra, the demand to build development buildings in San Juan Capistrano is significant.

The article reports on the imminent opening of the Mammoth Professional Office Park, a two-building project in San Juan Capistrano, California, developed by Mammoth Equity LLC. The development is considered unusual for the South County area because of its scale. Most local developers opt to erect an office building then sell space within them to small businesses. About 17 tenants have signed on, and Mammoth itself will move its Mission Viejo headquarters to the two-story complex.

The article reports on the plans of Silver Oak Development LLC in building a three-story, 62,500-square-foot office building in the hometown of Anaheim Hills, California. The building is not huge, but said to be the largest office buildings to go up in Anaheim. The building is set for a 4.40 acre site in the East Hills Office Park along the Riverside (91)Freeway at Weir Canyon. Silver Oak plans to start constructing in January

The article reports that real-estate developers are planning a four-storey condominium building next to the Metrolink train station in Anaheim, California's the Canyon business park. Building homes next to a train station is the latest trend in Orange County, where land for traditional homes is inadequate and commuters find it hard to afford living near work. Work is also going on housing near the train station next to Angel Stadium of Anaheim as part of the Platinum Triangle redevelopment. This project is one in the series of housing projects coming up next to transportation hubs.

The article focuses on a grand plan to transform the area around Angel Stadium of Anaheim in California. Miami-based homebuilder Lennar Corp. has its regional headquarters in Aliso Viejo, and plans to raze the office park to make way for high-rise and other homes in Anaheim's Platinum Triangle, the city's name for the area around the stadium. The goal is to provide homes to a housing-starved city and to draw more people to the area, building on the popularity of the stadium and the Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim. There are about 125 small businesses in buildings bought or being acquired by Lennar, according to Louis Tomaselli, a senior vice president with Voit Commercial Brokerage LP.

Reports on the three office buildings and a medical building being developed by Spring Pacific Properties LLC at the Chino Hills Business park in California. Construction process for the buildings; Negotiations with prospective tenants.

Reports on the redevelopment of the business park Canyon in Anaheim, California. Creation of a marketing campaign to raise awareness about the business park; Availability of various commercial spaces; Improvement in the business condition in the region.