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Phase I opened in 1988-90. |
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Phase II opened in 1996. |
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Phase III opened in 1999. |
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Over 100 stores, services and restaurants, including two theaters totaling 16 screens. |
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Anchors: Home Depot, Target, OfficeMax, Loehmann's, Circuit City, Lowe's Home
Improvement, Toys R Us, Babies R Us, Bed Bath & Beyond, Sportmart. |
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1.6 million-square-foot power center located on the boundary of Tustin and Irvine in California. |
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Joint development by Donahue Schriber and The Irvine Company on phase I of the center. |
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One of the first power centers in the country. |
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Center known for unique use of bold colors and architecture designed by Mexico's
Ricardo Legoretta, one of the top 10 architects in the world. |
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Needed to promote cross shopping and a sense of community in a project of such
massive size. |
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An "entertainment island" was constructed in the middle of Phase I that created
a community-gathering place including theaters, restaurants, a food court, a
music store and a fountain. |
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Phases II and III also received feature entertainment islands and
well-frequented big box retailers |
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96 percent occupancy level. |
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Donahue Schriber was the first power center developer to realize the need for entertainment
to be incorporated into tenant mix, now an industry norm. |
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The entertainment islands have increased hours of center operation and new tenant types
have been incorporated, therefore improving economic return of center. |
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One of the largest power centers in the country. |
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