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Orange County, California, office campus sells for twice its prior price as housing site

Taylor Morrison plans to replace Tustin Financial Plaza with 145 for-sale homes
The 8.5-acre site of Tustin Financial Plaza has a single-family residential future. (CoStar)
The 8.5-acre site of Tustin Financial Plaza has a single-family residential future. (CoStar)
CoStar News
September 4, 2026 | 6:09 P.M.

A half-century-old Orange County office campus in California sold for more than twice its 2024 purchase price after its owners secured permission to replace empty suites and parking lots with 145 homes, showing how the region’s housing shortage is rewriting the value of obsolete commercial property.

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