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1870 Harbor Boulevard | Costa Mesa, CA 92627 1870 Harbor Boulevard | Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Quality Mix The combination of lifestyle tenants, diverse dining options and a variety of entertainment venues creates a powerful draw that ideally caters to the surrounding community and beyond. Dining Entertainment The Triangle offers a balanced mix of full-service and fast casual dining options, Attracting patrons from all over Southern California, Sutra nightclub continues consisting of a unique blend of regional, local and national names. to redefine nightlife with a dedication to presenting the world’s top DJs and entertainment, an energetic and modern ambience, decadent service and state-of the- art audio & visual elements. Tavern + Bowl feature a variety of entertainment activities well-suited for the entire family, including a bowling alley, numerous flat- screen TV’s to view sporting events and a wideassortment of beers on tap. 9 9 9 9 CORONA DEL MAR BALBOA FUN ZONE NEWPORT BEACH PIER BALBOA ISLAND LIDO ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH PACIFIC OCEAN COUNTRY CLUB PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL 5 MILES TO FASHION ISLAND EAST 17TH STREET WEST 17TH STREET BROADWAY LIONS PARK CASA BELLA APARTMENTS DONALD DUNGAN LIBRARY DOWNTOWN RECREATION CENTER COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEWPORT BLVD (±71,000 CPD) HARBOR BLVD (±18,333 CPD) PARK CENTER PLACE APARTMENTS HOMES 19TH STREET (±32,895 CPD) TURNIP ROSE GRAND NEWPORT PLAZA SM Print & Ship Serivces COSTA MESA FREEWAY (±128,555 CPD) AREA OVERVIEW COSTA MESA » Costa Mesa is the capital of the action sports industry as the home of headquarters for companies such as Hurley International, Volcom, RVCA, Vans, Paul Frank Industries and Rip Curl. » The city spans 16 square miles and has a population of over 114,000 with a median housing value of $591,400. » The city of Costa Mesa is located just one mile from the Pacific Coast in the heart of Orange County and is one of California’s most eclectic and vibrant cities known as the “City of Arts.” » Costa Mesa’s diverse dining scene has earned it the award from Rand/McNally and USA Today as being the best small town for restaurants west of the Mississippi River. » Costa Mesa offers 28 parks, two municipal golf courses, 20 public schools and three libraries. Orange Coast College, Coastline Community College, Vanguard University, and Whittier Law School have their campuses in Costa Mesa and the Orange County Fair and Event Center is also within the city limits. For more information please view; www.costamesaca.gov , www.visitcalifornia.com/region/discover-orange-county and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cos- ta_Mesa,_California NEWPORT BEACH LOS ANGELES CARLSBAD SAN DIEGO PALM SPRINGS SAN FRANCISCO 2 MILES 33 MILES 47 MILES 78 MILES 81 MILES 378 MILES A S Coast Dr lt vd on Anton Bl P kwy t IRVINE BUSINESS S 405 LOCAL MAP d r COMPLEX a W e d COSTA MESA t v A R S M e l a l il in re o H S o DEMOGRAPHICS t t b s d i e m d r R d a v J ve R B l A Baker St 55 2016 POPULATION tia B 115,352 w 405 en r e c i u v h la t 2021 POPULATION 120,431 P r A c r i a F M a ic PERCENT POP CHANGE: 2016 TO 2021 4.40% M he JOHN WAYNE lso n D 2016 AVERAGE AGE 37 Ad ve AIRPORT r ams A 2016 HOUSEHOLDS 42,130 Orange Coast College 2021 HOUSEHOLDS e 44,218 Arlington Dr v A t B n PERCENT HH CHANGE: 2016 TO 2021 4.96% S ir o c s e t h D rl v s S o a A r t AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE ve C 2.67 u d d S r h t v k d a 2016 AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME o R v $92,302 l B Fair Dr r o r e a r e H B o 73 or 2016 HOUSING UNITS 44,328 Fairview Park b M b r es a m a a C H D J r a m p u University Dr s W W W Wilson St D ilson St 55 r COSTA MESA TOP EMPLOYERS oria St UNIVERSITY Vict 2 RANK EMPLOYER 3r # OF EMPLOYEES d Upper TOWN CENTER St 2 1 EXPERIAN INFORMATION SOLUTIONS 3,700 2n Newport Bren Events Center d St Bay Nature 2 COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 2,500 e v Preserve ORANGE COAST COLLEGE Talbert A University of 3 1,900 e v a Dr Regional Park A f California MENTAL HEALTH CALIFORNIA n W 19th St o f 4 1,500 a H u i i l m t g b o h t Irvine n l s A CLARK/MCCARTHY JOINT VENTURE P a e n a n 5 1,250 c d t r E e a D a l D te r d r P D o v r l http://www.costamesaca.gov/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=344 g B E ia r 1 t u W 17th St 8 n h t a t h S r S e A E t v c A a 1 e 7 M th in S rv COMMUTE TO t I 73 E 1 DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA 6t Ford B h Rd oni r St ta Canyon D DRIVING BIKING WALKING r WALK SCORE D r e 1 v 90 1 1 3 o d D R MINUTE MINUTE MINUTES ee or b r m D a l J e u NEWPORT ig M BEACH n a NEWPORT S 1 CENTER TOP TOURIST TOP RETAIL ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS » SOUTH COAST PLAZA » SOCO COLLECTION » SOUTH COAST PLAZA » THE LAB » THE TRIANGLE » ORANGE COUNTY’S PERFORMING » THE CAMP » METRO POINTE ARTS CENTER » EAST 17TH STREET PROMENADE » SOUTH COAST REPERTORY THEATER » ORANGE COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS LEASING CONTACTS CHERYL BECKEL 949.973.5587 1870 Harbor Boulevard [email protected] Costa Mesa, California 92627 RICHARD WOLF 213.793.1010 [email protected] L2-220 Triangle Cinemas 37,681 SF HARBOR BOULEVARD 19TH STREET Vacant SF 9,458 Total SF L2-210 Site PLANS Saddle Ranch 7,880 SF L2-209 La Vida Cantina 5,660 SF SPACE RSF LEVEL 105 L2-2451,591 SF 1st Level AVAILABLE L2-200 7,784 SF (AS IS) L2-211 Sutra Lounge Olive Branch 8,580 SF L2-219 9,371 SF Pizza/Black Knight Yard House (SECOND FLOOR Gastro Lounge 9,300 SF FILLED IN) 2,875 NEWPORT BOULEVARD Loading Level 2 Leasing Plan Dock Leased L1-120 24 Hour Fitness 20,989 SF Available 19TH STREET HARBOR BOULEVARD L1-130 Halloween Bootique 7,450 SF 1ST FLOOR L1-118 Loading Dock Rockstar Tan 1,997 SF L1-245 L1-108 TIME Nightclub Keys On Main L1-100 L1-111 8,566 SF Dueling Piano Bar Tavern + Bowl 8,566 SF H2O Sushi & IzaKaya 4,821 SF 14,239 SF POTENTIAL PATIO 1,466 SF L1-103 L1-104 L1-105 Nails By CREAMISTRY AVAILABLE Priscilla 1,653 SF 1,591 SF 1,371 SF Level 1 NEWPORT BOULEVARD Available Leased LEASING CONTACTS CHERYL BECKEL 949.973.5587 1870 Harbor Boulevard [email protected] Costa Mesa, California 92627 RICHARD WOLF 213.793.1010 [email protected] L2-220 Triangle Cinemas 37,681 SF HARBOR BOULEVARD 19TH STREET Vacant SF 9,458 Total SF L2-210 Site PLANS Saddle Ranch 7,880 SF L2-209 La Vida Cantina 5,660 SF SPACE RSF LEVEL 200 9,620 SF + L2-2451,025 SF Patio 2nd Level AVAILABLE L2-200 7,784 SF (AS IS) L2-211 Sutra Lounge Olive Branch 8,580 SF L2-219 9,371 SF Pizza/Black Knight Yard House (SECOND FLOOR Gastro Lounge 9,300 SF FILLED IN) 2,875 LEASING CONTACTS CHERYL BECKEL 949.973.5587 1870 Harbor Boul evard [email protected] Costa Mesa, California 92627 RICHARD WOLF 213.793.1010 [email protected] NEWPORT BOULEVARD Level 2 Leasing Plan Leased L2-220 Triangle Cinemas Available 37,681 SF HARBOR BOULEVARD 19TH STREET 2ND FLOOR L2-210 Saddle Ranch 7,880 SF L2-209 La Vida Cantina 5,660 SF L2-211 L2-200 Olive Branch L2-219 Former Sutra Space Pizza/Black Knight Yard House 9,620 SF Gastro Lounge 9,300 SF L2-245 2,875 In Leases 7,784 SF NEWPORT BOULEVARD Level 2 Leasing Plan Leased Available Vacant Suite End of 55 Fwy Tenant Signage Premises Space Plan 19'-1" 18'-1" DOWN 27'-2" 109'-8" DOWN 1,025 sq ft E 24--8" E 16'-10" E 7'-2" EXISTING 36'-8" 1 10,645± SF 1'-1/2" SKYLIGHT 9,620 sq ft 16' 54'-2" 16' 15'-6" 7'-1" 20'-6" 42' 20'-3" 19'-11" SOUTH COAST METRO OC FAIR & EVENT CENTER COSTA MESA GOLF COURSE JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT COSTA MESA FREEWAY (±128,555 CPD) TURNIP ROSE GRAND NEWPORT PLAZA 19TH STREET (±32,895 CPD) 19TH STREET (±32,895 CPD) HARBOR BLVD (±18,333 CPD) NEWPORT BLVD (±71,000 CPD) SM Print & Ship Serivces 1870 Harbor Boulevard | Costa Mesa, CA 92627 © 2017 CBRE, Inc. 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