Lease Properties:

The OC area is constantly under development with new commercial buildings being built, along with strip malls, retail outlets, and more. Many of the areas are supported and work towards helping the tourist destinations; in turn new residential, commercial and other properties are being worked on funded by Disney and Knott’s among other large tourist attractions. There are high concentrated areas that cost a lot to develop business in the area, the majority is priced the same as many other large cities. In a recent survey of commercial property vacancies in the greater Orange County area, prices started at around $1 - $2 a square foot for 1,000 square feet, and a plethora of options under $750 for smaller office spaces with great amenities like free internet, and so much more. Those looking to start a business will find the area has a great wealth of options to explore in and around the city center and the outskirts. We have many commercial properties for rent in the local suburbs: Anaheim, Irvine, Santa Ana, Fullerton, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Garden Grove, and Laguna. Office space heaven also works in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Las Vegas. Finding the ideal Orange County commercial property can be a big hassle, not to mention expensive, so contact us today and let us make your life easier.

Orange County:

Orange County is an area in the southern California region of the United States. It is home to an estimated 2.8 million residents and is the second most populated county second only to Los Angeles. The area is a hotbed for tourism as it houses the largest attractions in the state. Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farm both receive a great deal of travelers, and with 40 miles of coastline, the beaches are frequented often by millions. The area has been touted as being one of the most conservative areas in Southern California.

OC Economy / Jobs:

The economy of Orange County has a great deal of diversity and relies heavily on several key industries. Aside from tourism, high technology, fashion, and transport are some of the bigger industries. The area is home to several Fortune 500 companies and include Ingram Micro, First American Corporation, Western Digital, Pacific Life, and Quiksilver just to name a few. The area is home to vocations of all backgrounds, and those seeking employment can find opportunity in a variety of locations. The greater Orange County area has an unemployment rate of around 10%, which is higher than the national average. The area has seen some drops in recent months, and it has not been immune to the economical downturn that has left many without steady employment. Analysts are optimistic about the area’s ability to bounce back, as the national picture starts to shape together.

The climate of Orange County is temperate and warm. Much of the year has warm days, with moderate heat waves in the summer, and no real winter. While the winter months are cooler and there is rainfall, there is no snow or extreme weather in the area, making Orange County a great place to reside.

OC Housing Market:

The real estate market in Orange County, California varies from community to community. There are expensive areas and then there are not so pleasant areas to invest into. The median home price of the greater Orange County area is at around $351750 and is relatively high compared to the national picture. While some economists and analysts have pegged the area with a real estate market that is more around $270400 the area has held prices higher than many other areas of comparable size.
The area of Orange County is relatively conservative and is made up of many cities with each city having their own specific mayor. While there are many mayors and many different districts, the area has a board of supervisors directly influencing political decisions in and around the greater Orange County area.