A new office option in Irvine’s Airport Area
Premier Workspaces plans to expand its Irvine presence with a new flexible-office center at Irvine Towers, bringing a 20,131-square-foot operation to 18200 Von Karman Avenue, Suite 300. The company announced Oct. 30 that it had signed a 10-year lease for the location, which is near John Wayne Airport.
The center is scheduled to open in Winter 2027, and the company said prospective customers can pre-lease space before the opening. The project adds another business-services offering to Irvine’s Airport Area, where location, building amenities and access to surrounding companies are central parts of the operator’s pitch.
What the center will offer
Premier Workspaces said the site will include more than 80 furnished, move-in-ready private offices for individuals and teams. The planned facility also will have meeting rooms, a day office and virtual-office plans, giving customers multiple ways to use the address and workspace without committing to a conventional long-term office arrangement.
| Planned feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | 18200 Von Karman Avenue, Suite 300 |
| Size | 20,131 square feet |
| Lease | 10 years |
| Opening | Winter 2027 |
| Office inventory | More than 80 private offices |
In addition to private offices, the company’s service model includes flexible office space, team offices, coworking, meeting rooms, day offices and virtual-office solutions. Premier Workspaces said its furnished spaces are intended to provide an alternative to the upfront expenses and longer commitments commonly associated with traditional office leases.
“Businesses continue to look for office solutions that give them flexibility without sacrificing the quality of the workplace experience,” said Amy Fuller, president at Premier Workspaces.
Flexibility as a commercial strategy
The announcement frames the Irvine project as a response to businesses seeking more adaptable workplace arrangements. Rather than requiring every customer to take a conventional office lease, the planned center is designed to let companies select among private offices, shared workplace services and meeting facilities. That range may be relevant to organizations whose space needs change as they grow, although the company did not provide projected occupancy figures or identify the businesses expected to use the center.
Premier Workspaces said customers will have access to high-speed connectivity, reception services, meeting rooms and professional on-site support. Those features are part of the company’s broader effort to package office space with operational services, reducing the need for each tenant to arrange those functions separately. The Irvine center’s planned inventory and service mix will become available only after the build-out and opening scheduled for Winter 2027.
Why the location matters
Michael Pollack, the company’s executive vice president of real estate, pointed to the combination of accessibility, nearby businesses and campus amenities as reasons the Irvine Towers site was attractive. Fuller similarly described the property as a Class A environment with an “exceptional location” and on-site amenities intended to make office use more convenient.
For Irvine residents and employers, the announcement is a specific investment in the city’s office market rather than a general statement about future growth. The lease establishes a long-term presence, while the planned opening gives businesses an additional option for furnished and serviced workspace near the airport. The company has not announced additional local locations, employment totals for the center or construction details beyond its target opening and pre-leasing plans.
- Lease: Premier Workspaces has committed to 10 years at Irvine Towers.
- Capacity: The center is planned to include more than 80 private offices.
- Timing: Opening is targeted for Winter 2027, with pre-leasing already available.
