La Jolla UTC is not only one of the fastest growing workplace communities in the country – it also has one of the hottest emerging food scenes. For those who are lucky enough to work in the area – this means delicious working lunches (and dinners) are only steps away. Here’s just a hint of what’s on the menu in the increasingly exciting culinary destination.
Irvine Company Office Properties’ six-building, 17-acre The Plaza has been awarded The Outstanding Building of the Year (TOBY) Award from the Building Owners and Managers Association of San Diego. Located in the heart of La Jolla UTC, the project was honored in the 500,000-1 million square-feet category for its industry-leading building management and operations, excellence in building standards, sustainability efforts, community impact and customer relations and retention.
According to Ernst & Young’s Global Generations Research, most employees cite work/life balance as one of their top priorities. To help attract top talent, forward-thinking companies are looking for commercial real estate partners, such as Irvine Company, who understand that amenities in and around the office are critical to attracting a high-performing workforce.
Irvine Company Office Properties extends appreciation to David Marino of Hughes Marino. During the past quarter, David negotiated the most significant lease transactions in San Diego totaling over 115,000 SF, including the renewal and expansion of Peregrine Semiconductor Corporation at Canyon Ridge Technology Park.
Imagine gazing out of your office window upon a stunning view of the Pacific Ocean from a building with your company’s name emboldened upon the top.
Irvine Co. of Newport Beach has acquired the two-building Township 14 office property in Del Mar Heights, marking its first acquisition in that submarket of San Diego’s Carmel Valley.
Irvine Company Office Properties extends appreciation to Jed Stirnkorb of CBRE in negotiating a significant lease at One La Jolla Center totaling over 45,000 SF.
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