IRVINE, CA-A local private investor paid more than $1 million for a property in the Ada Technology Park.
Located at 32A Mauchly in the Ada Technology Park, the property was vacant at the time of sale.
David Kluver or Grubb & Ellis' Newport Beach office represented the seller, and Ken Sax of Grubb & Ellis' Corona office represented the buyer in the transaction.
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