Developing Orange County

  Source: Architects Orange By: Chad Kim  Once known as the "Rusty Skeleton",  which sat unfinished for greater than a decade, finds new life as construction continues on the Garden Brook Senior Village development in Garden Grove.

  Source: Architects Orange By: Chad Kim  Construction ramps up at VRV, the future 5 story mixed use development with 300 apartment units.

In case you missed it (ICYMI) below are some OC development headlines from the previous week:

  By: Chad Kim Developer, Community Development Partners, proposes an 85 unit affordable housing development in the City of Santa Ana near the intersection of Westminster Ave and Fairview St.

  Source: Boulder Associates Architects By: Chad Kim A new medical office building, near St Joseph Hospital, is proposed by Pacific Medical Buildings at the north-east corner of Main St and Stewart Dr. in the City of Orange.

  Source: Visual Impact Group By: Chad Kim California Grand Villages Coto Partners, LLC proposes constructing a 101 unit active senior living development located in Coto de Caza.

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  In case you missed it (ICYMI) below are some OC development headlines from the previous week: Developer Accused of Bullying As His Plans to Reimagine Westminster's Civic Center Drag On (Voice of OC) Willowick: Unease Abounds as Talks Begin with Developers on Precious Central OC Open Space (Voice of OC) Real estate news: Solare Apartments in Santa Ana sell for $64 million (OC Register) ($) From Developing OC: VRV, a planned 5 Story Mixed Use in Stanton Developer Plans Second Mid-Rise Development in Stanton Cohen Property, a Proposed 32 Unit Residential Development in Orange

Source: KTGY Architecture + Planning  By: Chad Kim Developer, David Cohen, proposes constructing a 32 unit single family residential development in the City of Orange. 

  Source: Architects Orange By: Chad Kim Developer, Bonanni Development, plans second mixed use development known as Cloud House in the City of Stanton near the intersection of Beach Blvd and Lampson Ave.

  Source: Architects Orange By: Chad Kim Located at the northwest corner of Beach Bl and Stanford Av (12736 Beach Bl), a 5 story mixed use development called VRV is planned with a total of 300 apartment units on a 3.75 acre site. The retail component to the development would comprise a total of 6,313 sq ft. 

  In case you missed it (ICYMI) below are some OC development headlines from the previous week: 181 new homes coming to Anaheim, Newport Beach after land sales (OC Register) ($) Hotel Laguna developer sued by prospective buyers (Laguna Beach Independent) Brewer: It's Time to Listen to Local Communities When it Comes to Surplus Land Resources (Voice of OC: Community Opinion)  What's in store for commercial real estate in 2021? (OC Register: Business Opinion Columnist) ($) Santa Ana Apartments Sale Marks High Point of a Slow Year in California's Orange County (Costar) ($) Untethered from the office, urban tenants are flocking to the Inland Empire (OC Register) ($) Tustin bookstore might be the gutsiest new business of 2020 (OC Register) ($) Discovery Cube looking to sell its Balboa Fun Zone property amid coronavirus pandemic (OC Register) ($) From Developing OC: Anaheim GardenWalk Looks to New Business Types: Cat/Dog Cafe; Pod/Hostel Hotel?    A Closer Look at the Cen

Source: Google Maps By: Chad Kim Anaheim GardenWalk, located within the Anaheim Resort District and near Disneyland, is looking to broaden their business types including possibly a cat cafe and event center/banquet hall. 

  By: Chad Kim A mixed use development is proposed at the northwest corner of Fourth St and Cabrillo Park Dr in the City of Santa Ana.

  Credit: Marnell Architecture By: Chad Kim Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S. Inc. proposes constructing a new 12 story vacation ownership resort (timeshare) tower at the Hotel District. The proposed tower would be located in between the Disneyland Hotel Convention Center and the Disneyland Hotel Frontier Tower.