Medical Building Fetches $2 Mil

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A group of Anaheim investors has paid $2 million for a medical office building farther north.

By David M. Kinchen | August 09, 2000 at 01:01 AM

The building stands at 10100 Culver Blvd., about a block from the landmark Sony Studios. The complex is fully leased.

The West LA office of NAI Capital Commercial Real Estate represented the buyer, Anaheim Crossroads LLC, which develops and operates several other commercial properties across the US. The seller, a local group known as Culver City Medical Building Associates, represented itself.

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