Wilson Trust Portfolio Adds Orange County Building

IRVINE, CA-A Los Angeles-based family trust has added an Irvine property to its investment portfolio to satisfy a 1031 exchange requirement.

By Joel Cone | November 15, 2000 at 01:01 AM

The Los Angeles-based family trust fund added the property to its investment portfolio to meet a 1031 exchange requirement, according to a broker for the seller, Mac Duff LP of Laguna Niguel. Located at 17391 Murphy Ave., the structure is a concrete tilt-up construction.

The buyer was represented by Marcus & Millichap's Newport Beach office. Brokers from Voit Commercial Brokerage's Anaheim Metro and Irvine offices spoke for the seller.

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