Stauff tells GlobeSt.com that a tofu manufacturer from Los Angeles bought one of the buildings for $6.7 million as an owner-user while another Los Angeles buyer acquired the other building for close to $5.3 million as an investment property.

The tofu maker, Pulumone Corp., acquired a building of nearly 90,000 sf at 2313 Moore Ave., with plans to manufacture and distribute tofu products at the facility. Stauff and Brad Christian, also of Colliers Seeley's Anaheim office, represented Operon, with Keith Wilson of Collier Seeley's Anaheim office and Jerry Gilman of the Colliers Torrance office bargaining on the buyer's behalf.

In the other sale, the buyer acquired a 74,065-sf building at 2307 Moore Ave. Stauff represented the Operon Group in that deal, with Patrick Welsh of CB Richard Ellis Inc. in Torrance representing the buyer.

Fullerton Moore Business Park is a three-building industrial development comprising approximately 217,000 sf of single-story, concrete tilt-up buildings with 30-foot clear heights. The project was speculatively developed by the Operon Group for lease or sale.