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Creative financing fuels Orange County office-to-multifamily conversion

Financing package shows how investors are betting on multifamily conversions in tough-to-enter markets
The Enzo Irvine apartments opened this month on the site of a failed office project in Irvine, California. Average monthly rent is about $3,800. (CoStar)
The Enzo Irvine apartments opened this month on the site of a failed office project in Irvine, California. Average monthly rent is about $3,800. (CoStar)

A stalled office development in Irvine, California, has reopened as luxury apartments, validating the risks of adaptive reuse in high-barrier-to-entry markets like Orange County, where tight apartment vacancy and a robust job base create favorable conditions for housing redevelopment.

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