California + Orange County + Healthcare | April 21, 2022

MemorialCare Medical Foundation has signed a 10-year lease at University Park in Irvine, arranged by CBRE

MemorialCare Medical Foundation Inks Lease at Irvine Center

CBRE arranged a 10-year lease for MemorialCare Medical Foundation at University Park in Irvine. The firm’s Andy Nott and Austin Kanzler represented the tenant, a leading integrated health system providing internal and family medicine, pediatrics, urgent care and dental throughout Orange County.

MemorialCare Medical Foundation, which serves more than 1.7 million patients from 200-plus locations, signed a 9,460 square-foot lease at University Park, located at 18102 Culver Drive. University Park is a community retail center anchored by Wholesome Choice, Rite Aid, Wells Fargo and Carl’s Jr. MemorialCare will be taking over the formerly occupied Crown Ace Hardware suite located next to Rite Aid.

“MemorialCare was not actively looking for space in the market but when the right property became available, we were quick to mobilize and negotiate terms,” said Kanzler. “This deal is indicative of the increasing demand for quality retail space for medical users.”

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