The Village At Orange Changes Hands

Village At Orange
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It may have undergone a recent reno, but now it looks as if The Village at Orange is under new management.

Its landlord, Vestar, just sold the 45-year-old mall.

Employees confirmed the sale, although Vestar has yet to comment, the Orange County Register reports.

The 855,728 SF mall's façade got a makeover last year.

Some new stores and restaurants have been added, including Buffalo Wild Wings, Noodles & Co, Home Goods and Ulta Beauty.

Walmart and JCPenney are two of the mall's anchors.

Vestar bought the mall two years ago. [OCR]

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