Biz Park Fetches $4.3 Mil

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Private partnership purchases 80,288-sf Cedarwoods Business Park in Fullerton from a family trust.

By Erin Cassin | February 09, 2001 at 01:01 AM

The 80,288-sf Cedarwoods Business Park stands at 2461-2495 E. Orangethorpe Ave. Built in 1983, the complex includes both industrial and office space. Walgreen's Pharmacy is one of the major tenants.

The buyer is a private partnership known simply as Cedarwoods Business Park LP. Both parties in the transaction were represented by Jack Faris, of Voit Commercial Brokerage's Anaheim Metro office and by Alan Pekarcik and Tyson Theel of Voit's Irvine office.

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