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Newport Beach, California - Average Sale Price of Homes Range from $1.9-$4.2 Million Please Contact Our Leasing Team Irvine Company is one of the most respected and diversified a coastal private real estate companies in America. In addition to the balanced, sustainable master-planned communities it has created, destination the company is admired for its best-of-class real estate portfolio comprising retail and office properties, apartment and residential Often referred to as the California Riviera, the Orange County coastline housing communities, and luxury resort properties in is a world-renowned luxury resort destination. At the coastline’s center is Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and Silicon Valley. Newport Beach, a community that epitomizes the relaxed sophistication of Southern California’s resort lifestyle. Within this area are four upscale Guided by an unwavering pursuit of excellence since 1864, shopping centers — Crystal Cove Shopping Center, Corona del Mar Plaza, the Irvine Company’s vision — like its history — is long-term. Newport Coast Shopping Center, and Fashion Island — known as The Coastal Collection, catering to this coastal community, as well as elite residents and PACIFIC OCEAN TRADE AREA tourists throughout Southern California. Orange County vs. United States - Sixth most populous county - First in total retail sales - Third in total restaurant sales - Highest retail demand per capita - Highest average household income at $95,500 Newport Beach - Highest concentration of wealth in Southern California - Ranks third for total restaurant sales in Orange County Fashion Island® | Crystal Cove Shopping Center | Corona del Mar Plaza | Newport Coast® Shopping Center - Has over 20,000 employees located in Newport Center® with additional Class-A office space planned For more information on retail opportunities available, Newport Beach, California - Average sale price of homes range from $1.9-$4.2 million please contact our leasing team: ®The Irvine Company LLC, 2013. All Rights Reserved. Island Hotel Newport 101 Innovation Drive Beach, Fashion Island, Newport Coast, Newport Center, The Coastal Collection, Sources: ESRI, 2012. DataQuick, 2005-2008 Homes Sold. Irvine CA, 92617 and The Resort at Pelican Hill are registered trademarks of The Irvine Company. This information is compiled from data believed to be correct but the Irvine 949.720.2535 Company makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of such data. All properties are offered for lease by Irvine Realty Company, ShopIrvineCompany.com a licensed real estate broker. Lic. 01521891 Irvine Company is one of the most respected and diversified a coastal private real estate companies in America. In addition to the balanced, sustainable master-planned communities it has created, destination the company is admired for its best-of-class real estate portfolio comprising retail and office properties, apartment and residential Often referred to as the California Riviera, the Orange County coastline housing communities, and luxury resort properties in is a world-renowned luxury resort destination. At the coastline’s center is Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and Silicon Valley. Newport Beach, a community that epitomizes the relaxed sophistication of Southern California’s resort lifestyle. Within this area are four upscale Guided by an unwavering pursuit of excellence since 1864, shopping centers — Crystal Cove Shopping Center, Corona del Mar Plaza, the Irvine Company’s vision — like its history — is long-term. Newport Coast Shopping Center, and Fashion Island — known as The Coastal Collection, catering to this coastal community, as well as elite residents and PACIFIC OCEAN TRADE AREA tourists throughout Southern California. Orange County vs. United States - Sixth most populous county - First in total retail sales - Third in total restaurant sales - Highest retail demand per capita - Highest average household income at $95,500 Newport Beach - Highest concentration of wealth in Southern California - Ranks third for total restaurant sales in Orange County Fashion Island® | Crystal Cove Shopping Center | Corona del Mar Plaza | Newport Coast® Shopping Center - Has over 20,000 employees located in Newport Center® with additional Class-A office space planned For more information on retail opportunities available, Newport Beach, California - Average sale price of homes range from $1.9-$4.2 million please contact our leasing team: ®The Irvine Company LLC, 2013. All Rights Reserved. Island Hotel Newport 101 Innovation Drive Beach, Fashion Island, Newport Coast, Newport Center, The Coastal Collection, Sources: ESRI, 2012. DataQuick, 2005-2008 Homes Sold. Irvine CA, 92617 and The Resort at Pelican Hill are registered trademarks of The Irvine Company. This information is compiled from data believed to be correct but the Irvine 949.720.2535 Company makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of such data. All properties are offered for lease by Irvine Realty Company, ShopIrvineCompany.com a licensed real estate broker. Lic. 01521891 Irvine Company is one of the most respected and diversified a coastal private real estate companies in America. In addition to the balanced, sustainable master-planned communities it has created, destination the company is admired for its best-of-class real estate portfolio comprising retail and office properties, apartment and residential Often referred to as the California Riviera, the Orange County coastline housing communities, and luxury resort properties in is a world-renowned luxury resort destination. At the coastline’s center is Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and Silicon Valley. Newport Beach, a community that epitomizes the relaxed sophistication of Southern California’s resort lifestyle. Within this area are four upscale Guided by an unwavering pursuit of excellence since 1864, shopping centers — Crystal Cove Shopping Center, Corona del Mar Plaza, the Irvine Company’s vision — like its history — is long-term. Newport Coast Shopping Center, and Fashion Island — known as The Coastal Collection, catering to this coastal community, as well as elite residents and PACIFIC OCEAN TRADE AREA tourists throughout Southern California. Orange County vs. United States - Sixth most populous county - First in total retail sales - Third in total restaurant sales - Highest retail demand per capita - Highest average household income at $95,500 Newport Beach - Highest concentration of wealth in Southern California - Ranks third for total restaurant sales in Orange County Fashion Island® | Crystal Cove Shopping Center | Corona del Mar Plaza | Newport Coast® Shopping Center - Has over 20,000 employees located in Newport Center® with additional Class-A office space planned For more information on retail opportunities available, Newport Beach, California - Average sale price of homes range from $1.9-$4.2 million please contact our leasing team: ®The Irvine Company LLC, 2013. All Rights Reserved. Island Hotel Newport 101 Innovation Drive Beach, Fashion Island, Newport Coast, Newport Center, The Coastal Collection, Sources: ESRI, 2012. DataQuick, 2005-2008 Homes Sold. Irvine CA, 92617 and The Resort at Pelican Hill are registered trademarks of The Irvine Company. This information is compiled from data believed to be correct but the Irvine 949.720.2535 Company makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of such data. All properties are offered for lease by Irvine Realty Company, ShopIrvineCompany.com a licensed real estate broker. Lic. 01521891 Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Crystal Cove Shopping Center offers 129,000 square feet of unique retail and restaurant space. The center sits amongst one of the most affluent residential communities Customers stay longer than affluent % industry average in Southern California, and neighbors The Resort at Pelican Hill®, a five-star Condé Nast award winning 40 trade area population resort, with high occupancy rates and guests seeking a one-of-a-kind coastal dining and shopping experience. at 109 minutes. The center offers a unique blend of signature dining including Javier’s and Mastro’s Ocean Club, Crystal Cove DRIVE TIME 10 minutes 15 minutes mixed with grocery and retail tenants including Trader Joe’s, Williams-Sonoma and Banana Republic. Shopping Center POPULATION 77,787 381,120 HOUSEHOLDS 34,037 153,516 - Features Orange County’s only Michelin-starred restaurant, Tamarind of London. MEDIAN AGE 41 37 - Crystal Cove is home to a prestigious population with an average household income of $419,000. HOUSEHOLDS BY INCOME Source: OCTA, 2011, ESRI, 2012. $100,000 – $149,999 15.8% 18.1% Corona del Mar Plaza is a popular destination $150,000 – $199,999 11.5% 10.3% among the coastal communities of Newport Coast®, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Corona del Mar, $200,000+ 31.5% 16.0% Irvine Cove and Emerald Bay. AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME $151,627 $115,221 DRIVE TIME 10 minutes 15 minutes This 107,000 square foot center is located on the corner of Pacific Coast Highway and MacArthur Blvd. Corona del Mar Plaza POPULATION 197,775 749,114 Situated in the heart of Newport Center sits Fashion Island, an internationally recognized Nearby is Newport Center, the business and financial hub of the greater Newport area with over 20,000 HOUSEHOLDS 80,963 267,122 1.4 million-square-foot iconic outdoor shopping center with views of the Pacific Ocean. employees and 1,300 hotel rooms — including Island Hotel Newport Beach®, a premier AAA Five Diamond MEDIAN AGE 36 35 The center welcomes more than 13 million visitors each year, from Southern California’s affluent resort hotel.
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