A long-planned housing development in east Orange faces a new legal hurdle. The legal buzz is all about a bumble bee.
Office-to-home conversions plus new multifamily buildings would come to MacArthur Court near John Wayne Airport.
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String of burglaries target Irvine neighborhoods, some homes were watched by camerasOver the last year, more than half a dozen break-ins have Irvine residents on edge after a series of sophisticated burglaries in gated communities, with some homes being watched by hidden cameras.
The new residential units would potentially be part of two projects, replacing a parking structure on San Clemente Drive and ...
The Irvine Company intends to spend $24 million to revamp four office campuses in Irvine, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach to lure tenants seeking a “flight to quality.” The Newport Beach-based ...
The company will redevelop the offices into two five-story residential buildings with a total of 677,900 square feet of residential space.
"Homeowners here do not expect law enforcement or Irvine Company to protect us in our homes," the woman said. "That's our responsibility. There has to be that multi-level approach, where we have ...
The Irvine Company plans to spend millions of dollars to transform four office campuses in central Orange County. The Newport Beach-based landlord will pour $24 million into planned upgrades at ...
Irvine Company has identified a pair of sites in Newport Center, including an existing low-rise office park it owns, for ...
The lawsuit alleges that the company makes products that can be used to break the state’s speed limits for e-bikes.
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