Joe Irvine
New member
Had this forwarded to me this morning...
NO Rumor- Irvine Company to tear down Woodbridge Village Center
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I'm new to this forum, but I was born and raised here in Woodridge. Been here for 22 years. And I'm wondering what everyone's stance is regarding the upcoming elections...
I can't vote for a fraud (Agran) as well as his panel, yet I can't really find anything regarding Choi's stance on development. Is he the one that wants to tear down the "Center", or is that the Irvine Company. Are the two related?
I can't vote for a fraud (Agran) as well as his panel, yet I can't really find anything regarding Choi's stance on development. Is he the one that wants to tear down the "Center", or is that the Irvine Company. Are the two related?
rnirvine said:
Why don't you buy it out and renovate it? Rather than vote for someone to tell someone else what to do with their property?
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,11220.msg246363.html#msg246363
Kangen.Irvine
Active member
Some sort of food hall similar to the concept being built at the District sounds great. It could attract locals who choose to use the walking/bike paths. Additionally, a really good anchor store could be Clark's Nutrition. They are based in Palm Desert, but slowly expanding west...their selection is amazing and would be appreciated by all cultures in Irvine.
test said:
Calm down zippy, as I only expressed my opinion. As I was telling my wife today, it's nothing but wasted land. I like going there and would like to see it renovated with cool new businesses, etc... (think Irvine Spectrum) however if I was the owner, I would either sell it or develop it.
I'm not voting for anyone, and I don't lose sleep over what happens next in Irvine. Too many people with too little to do, so they stress stuff like this.
furioussugar
New member
It would be a shame to lose this center to more housing. Its location next to the lake and bike paths is like no other in Irvine. Seems like the Irvine Co. is intent on strangling it to a slow death by not actively leasing the retail space. Then they will turn around and say "see- no one wanted to shop there anyways" so we tore it down.
furioussugar
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It was a long road
The Motor Court Company
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must make it appealing to Chinese so it won't fail