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Disney’s $115M Land Buy Is the Secret Key to Disneyland’s Massive Expansion
The Walt Disney Company has officially closed on a major real estate deal in Orange County, purchasing a sprawling 25-acre corporate campus in Cypress, California, for $115.3 million. Public land records confirm that Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S. Inc. acquired the former North American headquarters of Yamaha Motor Corp. at 6555 Katella Avenue.
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Temecula Manufacturer Pays $6.3 Million for Zevo Drive Industrial Building
A freestanding industrial building on Zevo Drive in Temecula has changed hands for $6.3 million, with manufacturer Poly-U Molding & Manfacturing acquiring the 24,575-square-foot facility in a deal that pencils out to $256.87 per square foot. The single-tenant property, which sits on a 1.50-acre all-concrete yard, was purchased from Gregery A. and Andrea M. Stringer.
realtor.com
California Reforms Clear the Way for More Affordable Homes—and Lavish Pool Houses
Los Angeles homeowners are building accessory dwelling units on their land at a pace the city hasn’t seen before thanks to state and city reforms meant to spur more home construction. But in some of the most expensive neighborhoods, few of these dwellings will ever house a tenant. As...
redlandscommunitynews.com
City makes contribution towards permanent supportive housing
The Redlands City Council approved a $1.65 million nonrepayable capital contribution to help the Redlands Housing Corporation acquire and continue operating a permanent supportive housing property at 1675 Industrial Park Avenue. The funding agreement, approved Sept. 15, provides financial support for the acquisition of the former motel property, known as...
citywatchla.com
5 Things Successful LA Commercial Real Estate Investors Do Differently
Los Angeles has long attracted commercial real estate investors because of its diverse economy, global business connections, and steady demand for well-located properties. Even during periods of market uncertainty, experienced investors continue finding opportunities by focusing on strategy instead of speculation. While every portfolio is different, successful investors often share several habits that help them identify promising opportunities, manage risk, and position themselves for long-term growth. In 2026, those practices remain just as important as changing economic conditions continue influencing investment decisions throughout Southern California.
SFGate
'Hazardous heat' forecast across Bay Area and California this week
Temperatures are expected to climb to the low 100s.
Hey SoCal / Civic News
County supports preservation of Redlands supportive housing
San Bernardino County has committed up to $5 million for the Redlands Housing Corp. to support the potential acquisition and preservation of a 98-unit facility that houses and offers supportive services to residents experiencing homelessness. The Board of Supervisors in a 5-0 vote without discussion Sept. 22 green-lighted the Community...
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Disney Pays $115 Million for Yamaha Property Near Disneyland
Disney has made a sizable real estate purchase in Southern California, acquiring the longtime Yamaha Motor Corp. USA headquarters in Cypress for approximately $115 million. According to the Orange County Register, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S. Inc. purchased the 25-acre property at 6555 Katella Avenue in a deal that closed September 23. Disney confirmed the acquisition and says the property will eventually be used to support Disneyland Resort‘s back-of-house operations.
riversiderecord.org
Riverside Committee Looks To Amend Mobile Home Rules Despite Pushback From Park Owners
Riverside’s Housing and Homelessness Committee Monday moved forward with researching possible updates of its mobile home park rent stabilization rules to clarify which fees could be passed down to tenants and restrict rent increases for certain lease transfers. Councilmember Sean Mill, who serves on the committee, was absent. “The...
The Desert Sun
Sale to Palm Springs tribe makes future of former golf course unclear
(This story was updated to change the headline.) Palm Springs philanthropist Brad Prescott was set to pay $3 million to purchase half of the former Tommy Jacobs Bel Air Greens golf course and preserve it as open space, blocking future development. But earlier this year, the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians stepped in, casting the future of the land into doubt. The tribe's intervention has also impacted another proposal to turn the entire 35-acre former golf course into a housing development. On Tuesday, Sept. 22, the Palm Springs Planning Commission was forced to drop a discussion of that proposal from its meeting agenda after learning the Agua Caliente tribe had purchased part of the land. The meeting highlighted the complex legal mechanisms tied to tribal land in Palm Springs. For the Bel Air Greens golf course, new development may be tied up for the foreseeable future. Any attempts to build out the site will likely be subjected to pushback from Prescott's foundation. Last week, representatives for the philanthropist told The Desert Sun they plan to continue to advocate for preservation even if it requires litigation. The Prescott Foundation signed a purchase agreement in December 2025 to buy around 15.5