Real Estate/Development
Sep. 16, 2003
Industrial Parks Buffed Up for Investors
BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer Think "industrial park," and the image that comes to mind - to some people, at least - is that of a dirty, noisy place where big machines belch fumes while churning out widgets.
BY JULIE NAKASHIMA
CREJ Staff Writer
Think "industrial park," and the image that comes to mind - to some people, at least - is that of a dirty, noisy place where big machines belch fumes while churning out widgets.
But an industrial park in California these days isn't necessarily a grease-laden environment, according to Orange County commercial real estate veteran Brandon Birtcher. His company, BR Birtcher Investments Inc. of Laguna Niguel, has ...
CREJ Staff Writer
Think "industrial park," and the image that comes to mind - to some people, at least - is that of a dirty, noisy place where big machines belch fumes while churning out widgets.
But an industrial park in California these days isn't necessarily a grease-laden environment, according to Orange County commercial real estate veteran Brandon Birtcher. His company, BR Birtcher Investments Inc. of Laguna Niguel, has ...
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