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Segerstrom and Hines want to replace the South Coast Plaza Village shopping center with a retail village
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REGENCY THEATRES has closed its multiplex in Santa Ana front of plans through C. J. SEGERSTROM
The Calabasas -based theater chain has closed the movie cinemas of the South Coast village in 1561 Sunflower Avenue, the Orange County record reported.
The theater site is located in the town of the southern coast of 17. 2 Acres, a purchase of groceries in the middle in 1621 Sunflower Street that will be renewed north of the Plaza de la Costa Sur, buying edible in the middle in Sertrom.
The pending approvals, the Hines in Costa Mesa and Hines, in Houston, plan to upgrade the retail medium with 100,000 square feet built in the 1970s with a combined progression of 1. 9 million square feet.
The project, nicknamed the town of Santa Ana, would come with 1,583 houses, up to 300,000 square feet of offices and up to 80,000 square feet of retail stores and restaurants.
If approved, the task would take stages and two decades to finish, depending on market conditions, according to a 2023 filing.
When finished, Village Santa Ana would include 3.3 acres of open space, including an outdoor event area, bike paths and a fitness loop, and parking for 3,520 cars.
Nearby, South Coast Plaza, the largest luxury purchase groceries in the country, belongs to Segerstrom, 127. It is also found throughout a vital re -urbanization of the purchase of groceries that are provided through the circle of relative relatives and related California, founded in Irvine.
The 42-acre project, dubbed Bristol, would upgrade Metro Town Square with 460,000 square feet at 3694 South Plaza Drive in Santa Ana. The plans supply 3,750 apartments, 200 homes for the elderly, 350,000 square feet of offices, department stores and restaurants and a 250-room hotel.
The people and the similar bristol are among the greatest advances waiting oC. Together, they can lead to the structure of more than 5,300 houses between Sunflower Street and MacArthur Boulevard.
United Artists opened the cinemas of the village of the South Coast in 1971 under the call of the cinemas UA 1-2-3 and renewed it in 2007, according to the treasures of the cinema. It is not known when it was taken through the regency theaters.
Regency Theatres, co -founded in 1996 through the Golin family, has operated in the past 29 cinemas with a 195 general screen in southern California, according to a biography of 2012. It now has 15 theaters in California and one in Arizona, according to to its website.
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