Coreland To Manage 12 Centers For Watt Properties

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Last Updated ( Thursday, 15 March 2012 16:23 )

DATE_FORMAT_LC2=Tuesday,March 13 2012 12:00:00 am EDT

Coreland To Manage 12 Centers For Watt Properties

Edinger Plaza in Huntington Beach, Calif., will be managed by Coreland Cos.Tustin, Calif. — Coreland Companies will assumed the management of a portfolio of retail centers in Southern California owned by Watt Properties. The 12 centers in the portfolio total 1.2 million square feet and are located in Orange, Los Angeles and Riverside counties.

The 12 centers Coreland will manage for Watt are:

ORANGE COUNTY

Alicia Towne Plaza (149,328 square feet), Mission Viejo

Edinger Plaza (145,143 square feet), Huntington Beach

Canyon Village Plaza (112,441 square feet), Anaheim

Anaheim Towne Center (106,140 square feet), Anaheim

La Habra Towne Center (92,891 square feet), La Habra

Landmark Plaza (79,979 square feet), Huntington Beach

Magnolia Plaza (59,650 square feet), Fountain Valley

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Norwalk Plaza (116,371 square feet), Norwalk

Santa Fe Springs (175,364 square feet), Whittier

Van Nuys (72,647 square feet), Van Nuys

La Verne Center (24,468 square feet), La Verne

watt riversidetc1WEB Coreland Cos. will manage Watt Properties' Riverside Towne Center.

RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Riverside Towne Center (53,484 square feet), Riverside

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