Shopoff Realty buys Orange County property for townhouse project
Shopoff Realty Investments has purchased an Orange County office and industrial property as a site for new residences.
Shopoff buys industrial to build homes in north OC
Shopoff Realty has paid $60 million for two industrial buildings in Buena Park, which it plans to redevelop into homes.
In-N-Out Closing California Office, Opening New Tennessee HQ
The California staple has announced it is consolidating two offices in the Golden State, closing its Irvine headquarters ...
What office meltdown? Three Midtown landlords score 10-figure CMBS deals
Three Midtown Manhattan landlords scored sizable CMBS deals in February as surging bond issuances signaled strong lending ...
Amway Property in Buena Park Set for Redevelopment
Irvine-based Shopoff Realty Investments acquired the office and distribution center at 5600 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park from ...
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Casement Park rebuild not being held back because of me – communities minister
A DUP minister has said uncertainty around the redevelopment of Casement Park is because of a funding gap and not because he ...
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In-N-Out consolidates California headquarters in Baldwin Park, also plans office for Tennessee expansion
Baldwin Park, California, and Franklin, Tennessee, are in. Irvine is out. In-N-Out Burger said it is closing a corporate office in Orange County and will consolidate its west coast headquarters in ...
In-N-Out Burger’s newest location is down the street from Disneyland
Burger lovers and fans of the “Happiest Place on Earth” might just be floating on air as Southern California’s most famous fast-food chain, In-N-Out Burger, opens a new location just down the ...
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Newport Beach Apartment Complex Could Get 366 More Units
Park Newport LP wants to add 366 new multifamily units to its Park Newport Apartments property in the shadows of Newport ...
He Thinks His City Can Solve California’s Biggest Problems. Even if the Public Says Otherwise.
Armed with tech billions, Jan Sramek has dreams of creating a new, affordable, walkable city. If, that is, California lets him.