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The article reports that Bandai Namco Entertainment America Inc., has signed an agreement to lease a building at Fullerton's new Goodman Logistics Center.

The article offers information on the Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHCA) reevaluating its real estate plans, including renewing leases and signing new ones, while also preparing to construct a new facility in Irvine. The agency is adapting its real estate footprint to meet the growing demand for public health services and resources, with the ongoing pandemic driving the need for expansion and modernization.

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 presents the discussion on Samsung Electronics inking a lease topping 1 million square feet occupying the two largest buildings at the Goodman Logistics Center Fullerton. Topics include using the site for local hardware distribution such as mobile phones, memory chips, televisions and other home electronics; and notable lease bucks prior reports from the firm of slipping demand for electronic devices and hardware.

The article discusses that organic grocer Sprouts Farmers Market Inc. is reported to have signed a lease totaling 337,000 square feet at a new industrial development in Fullerton. The new deal places Sprouts as the first major tenant reported at the Goodman Logistics Center Fullerton, the former Kimberly-Clark Corporation manufacturing site that is being redeveloped into a 1.5 million-square-foot logistics campus.

The article provides information on largest electric vehicle maker of the Orange County, California, Rivian Automotive Inc.. Topics include information about founder, headquarters, and employees of Rivian Automotive; the company has signed a 219,000- square-foot lease for a Panattoni Development building currently under construction near the company's headquarter; and information about some of the vehicles of Rivian Automotive.

The article discusses that small-satellite maker Terran Orbital Corporation which counts several Irvine properties as part of its Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems division, has signed a deal for the entirety of 4 Goodyear, an industrial building under construction in Orange County, California.

The article states that California's largest office Irvine Co., leased more than ten million square feet of office space to over nine-hundred companies in 2021, slightly ahead of 2020 levels.

The article reports on the 127,000 square feet of industrial space leased Knight-Swing Warehousing & Fulfillment, a third-party logistics affiliate of Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc., at the Imperial Destribution Center in Brea, California where it would set up its local base.

The article reports that Crane Worldwide Logistics, a global third-party logistics firm, has inked a lease for the entirety of an Anaheim warehouse facility, marking another major local industrial deal during a busy third quarter of 2022.

The article reports that First Foundation Inc. holds true on its promise to maintain its Orange County operations following its headquarters move to the Dallas area as the company previously the third largest bank based in Orange County renewed its lease at its former headquarters space.

The article presents the discussion on Orange County office vacancy rates fall during the second quarter of the year. Topics include leasing in the second quarter as landlords remain aggressive with pricing and offering more concessions for capturing tenants; and Intersect mid-rise office campus in Irvine near the intersection of Main Street and Von Karman Avenue.

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The article discusses that Anduril Industries Inc., Palmer Luckey's technology-focused defense company, has set another mark in its rapid ascent among Orange County businesses. It mentions that deal for Orange County, especially as office deals have been challenges in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic in the Orange County, California.

The article informs that American Woodmark Corp. has renewed the lease for its sprawling Anaheim base just north o f the Riverside Freeway, in the largest reported local industrial lease of the year. It mentions that billion-valued cabinetmaker linked a new 10-year lease for the entirety of Orange Thorpe Avenue, a building owned by Prologis Inc. It mentions that building , on n ext to a half-million-square -foot facility owned by Prologis and leased to FedEx.

The article focuses on the threat to the coworking industry because of coronavirus including the views of John Combs, principal of RiverRock Real Estate Group, on the people rethink the way they sign office leases.

The article focuses on the lack of legal guidelines in Orange County, California, on how to work with tenants unable to meet rent has prompted local landlords to make their own decisions on the matter. Topics include the views of Parke Miller, the local head of Dallas-based Lincoln Property, on the landlords are going to protect the occupancy at a time, the impact on tenants to across property to quiet office properties, and the local malls that rely on foot traffic has come to a standstill.

The article offers information on the Prologis Inc., the country's largest owner of warehouse and distribution properties, which has leased two of the three large, newly built buildings owns at Beckman Business Center, with those deals topping half a million square feet of space.

The article offers information on Orange County tenants were all about the full building leases in 2019, with buildings in Irvine, California, in particular snagging much of that total leasing activity. Topics include Spectrum Terrace, Irvine Co.'s under construction office complex just off the San Diego Freeway, had a strong business, the views of Bob Thagard, executive managing director of Cushman & Wakefield, on companies are willing to pay more for the space being new and creative.

The article present views of Randy Parker, senior managing director at tenant brokerage Savills, on companies opting for buildings that feel less sterile than traditional offices trading out parking structures for bigger floor plates and look that's more consistent with their branding.

The article reports on a third-party logistics company to lease all of CenterPoint SoCal Logistics Center along Valley View Drive in Buena Park. It highlights the moving of Unis Co., a Walnut-based fulfillment and transportation provider building in the City of Industry into the Buena Park facility in a long-term deal.

The article discusses that Irvine, California-based data analytics software maker Alteryx Inc. has struck a deal to more than double its local footprint, with a 183,000- square-foot lease at the city's new Spectrum Terrace office development. It also mentions that this is the largest local office lease in about two years, as of 2019.

The article reports on the decision of P&P Imports LLC to lease a building in the Irvine Business Complex in Orange County, California in 2019.

The article offers information on expansion of a 40,000-square-foot lease in Irvine, California for a niche delivery company and also mentions its growth from one delivery truck to eight, two employees to more and monthly revenues.

The article informs that Brentwood Homes inked two leases involving building of DWS; and mentions Brentwood Home specializes in high end mattresses and bedding.

The article informs that Keck Medicine of the University of Southern California's medical school, has leased the entirety of 330 Old Newport, a medical office building that wrapped construction at the start of the year. It mentions that Advanced Medical Properties, a physician-owned development firm specializing in high-end medical office, owns the two-story Newport Harbor Medical Plaza, which is on the other side of Newport Boulevard from the Hoag Memorial Presbyterian Hospital.

The article talks about the discussions on current commercial real estate market conditions by the Chuck Schreiber, CEO and co-founder of Newport Beach-based KBS Realty Advisors, at industry conference and mentions that the global investors and tenant assured no downturn in the U.S. market.

The article reports on the decision of Optima Tax Relief LLC to renew its lease of the Elevate@Harbor office campus in Orange County, California in August 2019.